Bolt pattern for 2016 TRD Tacoma 4x4 Offroad?

Anyone know the bolt pattern for a 2016 TRD Tacoma 4x4 off road. Or if you can point me in the right direction I would appreciate it.

 

6x5.5

 

Or 6x139.7

 

I'm looking on all of these websites every time I put my make and model in nothing comes up what am I doing wrong here...

 

Don't put in make and model. Just go by bolt pattern and offset

 

This ^^^^

 

Maybe they don't recognize the 16's yet?

Try a '15 and see what happens. The 6 lugs all have the same lug pattern. There are a variety of diameters, widths, offsets, but all the same lug pattern.

 

Okay so just to take all my ignorance out of this haha I want to do a 33 inch tire what size rim should I be looking for and tire size specs

 

You need a lift first.

 

255/80-17 on a 0 offset wheel will work. But it will rub too

 

Yeah planning on a 4inch tuff country

 

Much appreciate Mahalo

 

You might consider more research in the Suspension forums before writing that check.

 

Any recommendations

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/forums/suspension.18/

 

Why not use the truck as-is, then make mods appropriate to overcome it's shortcomings in how it's being used? If off road is part of the deal, have some basic recovery gear on board, and learn how to use it if you are going to off road anything beyond light trails.

There is a high percentage of the time that better driving skills combined after a while with better tires, will get you 99% of the function you need, again, assuming moderate off road use.

Know how you'll use the truck 80% of the time and build it for that. Building for the 20% factor will make the other 80% unhappy times in many cases. Big difference in pretty boy poseur and off road success.

Know your budget. If the right set up costs more than you have in hand, wait till you can do it right. Or you'll do it twice.

 

Anybody know the stock offset?

 

bump.
Looking at some method 311s, they've got a 0 offset and 4.5" spacing. Curious to know how this compares to stock.
Thanks

 

Pretty sure it is ET -12 on the stock TRD OR wheels.

I’ve never been very well versed on backspacing. I’ve never really seemed to bother with it once I knew what the ET was for aftermarket wheels.