20x10

I have been searching everywhere to get a real answer. Figured I would check here. I have. 2014 double cab, 4x4. Putting a 6 inch BDS kit on it. I want to run 20x10s on 295/55r20 nitto trail grapplers. Will it work without rubbing or anything? I have seen some say it will work fine seen some that say no so any help you guys can give would be great an would love to see pics of a tacoma with 6 inch lift and 20x10s. Thanks ahead of time for any help.

 

This sounds like a hawaii offset hehe.

 

It will absolutely rub, with any 6" lift you still need to do a cab mount chop, remove the inner fender liner, flatten the pinch weld and trim the front bumper for clearance. I run 20x10's with 35's and my truck is lifted 8" in the front and I still have all of that stuff cut out. I am in the process of getting rid of the 20x10's it is a bad set up if you ever hit the dirt. A 20x10 with a 295 Trail is going to ride stiff as hell even on the road because that is very little sidewall and it is a E rated tire. I would highly suggest sticking with an 18" x 9 wheel so you get more sidewall height.

 

Lol mall crawler and going to shows is what I'm building it for.. But can't seem to find out if that set up will work or what needs to be done to make it work.

 

mallllll cralwer!!!!

 

Yeah I won't go any smaller then 20s just my personal preference. Just trying to decide on 20x10 or 20x9 would prefer 20x10 but not wanting to have to cut a ton of stuff.

 

I run a 18 x 10 w 285/65r18 on my 6" lift and don't rub. The overall diameter you are wanting to run is almost the same as what I have its just that a 295 is 1/2" wider than a 285. Before I got my new wheels I was going to run the same thing 20 x 10 w 295/55r20 or a 295/60r20. Here is a pic of a Tacoma w a 6" lift w 295/60r20's to give you an idea. IMO the 295/60r20 will look better.

 

That's cool stick with the 20's but you might as well go to a full 35x12.5 tire if your just going for looks the bigger tire looks better. Go with the 9" wide rim your tires will look even better and ride better with a rounder profile on a 9" rim vs a 10" rim and it will be a little less rubbing.

 

Thank you very much I love the look of the 10 inch wide wheel. Your truck looks very good

 

You might want to consider the toyo at II versus the nitto. Nothing against the nitto but the nitto will be a heavier tire plus the toyo comes with a treadwear warranty and for an at tires it is very aggressive looking. I run the toyo at II right now and this is the smoothest tire I have had so far and it is a load e / 10ply tire.

Example of a 20" toyo at II

 

I am running a 20x9 with 0 offset with the 295/55/20 Terra Grappler M/T's with a 3" lift. There was very minimal trimming of the mud flap and no rub. It can be done, and the Nittos look awesome!

 

^looks nice!