17 inch wheels on stock

I’ve seen a few posts on here but I just want to be certain before I buy anything.

I’ve got a 2020 TRD OR stock suspension but I want to put 17 inch wheels and tires that will fit because there are way more options. Will 17s fit on the stock suspension without any issues? And what’s the offset I can go?

I saw that 265/75/16 is the same as 265/70/17?

 

Welcome.
You may be asking the wrong question here, 17" wheels will for sure fit! The question is if you switch to 17 what is the largest tire you can fit on stock suspension. There are heaps of threads on this topic, some would say a topic beat to death. Give it a quick search.

 

I have a 2020 Sport with 17". 265/65/17 tires. They are stock.

 

Is there any offset that won’t fit? Thanks

 

Any offset I need to avoid for rubbing?

 

I am sure there are but it all depends on the tire you put on the wheel. The wheel size is not that important here. If you are looking for little rubber band street racing tires they will all fit. It you want honking fat mud ties there are likely many tires that will not fit regardless of offset.

Can you give more details here? Do you just want a stock/standard tire size but with 17" wheels?

 

Yeah I’m not planning on doing heavy off roading anytime soon. I’m thinking the 265/70/17 or 265/65/17

 

I’m looking at this wheel

https://www.extremeterrain.com/2016...lack-6-lug-wheel-17x8-16mm-offset-tt6343.html

and running the Wildpeaks

 

17 inch wheels on 265/70 falken wildpeaks. These are the actual Toyota branded so they are +4mm, not the +16 you are looking at. But yes, I can say... it fits.

 

Nice. Will the 16mm offset fit the stock?

 

I think its +30 for the offset. Again I'm completely stock. Not sure if the suspension is different between OR and a sport

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/wheel-specs.30754/

Yes.

Your stock wheels are +25mm.

The Sport stock wheels are 17 inch, +30mm.

A +16mm will push the same width tire out by roughly 3/8." That won't be a problem, but if you are going for looks, I do recommend a number a little closer to 0 offset.

 

Thanks for the info. I was reading that closer to 0 offset you might get rubbing.

What happens if I go with a negative offset? Still try to learn all this stuff

 

Depends on tire size. As is said in the tire threads, 265/70-17s won't rub at any offset.

The more negative you go the more aggressive it appears (up to a point), but also the more mud and gravel you're flinging against your own paint. Most people seem happy at zero to -10 when shopping wheels. I think the +4 looks fine as well.

 

This is all great information. I really appreciate it

 

the size of wheels do not matter.
what does matter is the backspacing and
the particular tire size you are running.

 

@wilki168 here is factory +25 7 inch wide wheel to +16 8 inch wide.

 

I have a 16 Sport and use +15 offset 4Runner wheels (circa 2013) for the winter and can barely tell the difference between them and the stock sport wheels at +30 offset. The 15's don't stick out past the fender flares.

 

@Danner488 very nice looking set up! Thank you for the information.

 

If I run a 17x9; -6mm Offset with a 265/70/17 tire, will I have rubbing anywhere on a Tacoma OR with factory mud flaps?

Thanks