Wheel offset for poke

Looking to get rid of OEM Toyota Alloy wheels with some Stealth Custom Series Gen5s or F5s but im unsure whether to go with -10 offset or -38. I definitely want the tires to poke out more because I already have a set of 275/75/r17 and spidertraxx 0.25” wheel spacers but I’m still unhappy with the poke.

 

Want poke, then -38 it is then

 

Unless you’re running 35’s or bigger , a -38 will look goofy and rub like crazy

 

Sacrificing good handling and stock proper steering geometry for “poke”, a marvel.

 

Oh my

 

Looks perfect now, will look ridiculous any further out.

 

Yea that was my biggest worry bc obviously I’m not getting any pros from more poke I only want it to look purty and I’m already havin some issues with rubbing, just trimmed a lil off and I’m lookin into a cmc before I get -offset

 

With 33s and maryland roads I’m already getting yanked from one side of the road to the other and it’s simply for looks so what does it matter it’s not like it’ll be any worse on a trail than any other Taco just bc the tires poke out a bit

 

A related question: On some wheels the offset is embossed on the reverse side of the wheel but with no value (plus or minus) in front of the number. Are we to assume it's a negative offset?

 

Here is 0 offset for your reference. -10 would be your safest bet in my opinion.

 

somewhat old picture but I have -12 offset. Pokes out about 1 inch. ~1.5 inch lift 265/75R16 KO2s


rrw rr5s 16x8 -12 (discontinued wheel. 17" -12 or 0 only option now by rrw)

 

My question is about labeling. I've seen numerous pics here with embossed dimensions of wheels along with offset but often times the offset number does not have either a negative or positive value in front of the digits. Example: the last two digits is 10 meaning 10 mm offset but there is no M or P; + or - in front of 10.

 

My wheels and tire are 17x9 -6 offset and 285/70/17’s. I think a -10 to -12 is perfect.

 

Plus, you can Sandblast your paint and Fling rocks at other vehicles, people will love you !

 

Rino 16 with -10 offset. Stock no lift. Tires are 265/70/16. About a inch and a half poke.