These are 35x12.50r18’s kinda small for a tundra but I tow 8000lbs with it so I was just out playing around. The trick to sand is air down and keep momentum up while cruising around and only stop on well traveled areas lol

@@theclan4adventures kinda small. Your funny. I think oem for my sequoia is 265 width :(

@@nickmccain6598 my tundra is a lot bigger than my first gen sequoia.. both came with relatively small tires to begin with around a 31”-32” tire.. going to a 35 is not that big. A 37-40 would be perfect for the tundra and I don’t think the sequoia needs much bigger than a 35 possible 37’s would be the biggest..

@@theclan4adventures I need bigger tires then. It's crazy the government hold on miles per gallon. Who cares if cars slide out more in the rain. But we get good gas mileage. I'm sure way more accidents would be avoided if they had proper tire width

@@nickmccain6598 depending on what wheels you run that plays a major roll in tire size as well.. on a first gen sequoia with stock wheels you can’t go bigger than a 32 I think with out some kind of spacer to push the wheel and tire out away from the knuckle. 1.25” hub centric spacer would be required for 33’s and up with the factory wheels. I run 2” spacers with my factory wheels on the sequoia.