2.5" level can hold 35s at 12.5" wide. depending on the tire on the stock rim you MAY hit the control arm at full lock. that is solved with wheel spacers. so, you can do whatever you wish.... just a FYI

 

skinnier tire means my pretty green gem paint will stay nice and clean

 

Level (rear block is up to you)
285/65/20s
PTM the surround, leave the bars alone.
Bakflip if you like it, Truxedo Edge or LoPro if you wanted a roller, maybe a Roll-X if you have the $$$.

 

The bakflip is already on there, but I honestly would rather have the bed open and just have a toolbox for my hunting stuff. It's nice and all, but with the backseat as big as it is, I don't really the need the dry aspect of the tonneau.

 

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If I had to go back and do it again I would have paid the extra $$$ for bilstein 5100s up front and an add-a-leaf in the rear.

 

true, until you add 2-3 more occupants and their overnight needs

Gorgeous truck sir. I love that Green Gem and she sure is a beauty.

 

I like my 2" level in the front with 3" block in the back (that replaces the stock block). The proportions look right to me. With 200lbs in the back the truck sits perfectly level, and rides much smoother with the trail grapplers.

 

Man I love this color. Id go with the front and small rear setup with either tire and keep the tonneau

 

2 inch level, 295/60r20 toyos, black low pro tool box, paint orange reflectors on mirrors black, de-badge ecoboost emblem.

 

ordering my 295/65R20 Toyo AT2s in the next couple of weeks. Guy at the tire shop says they are ready whenever I am