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18x10

Discussion in 'Wheels & Tires' started by Jordan1998, Oct 1, 2014.

  1. Oct 1, 2014 at 10:11 AM
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    Jordan1998

    Jordan1998 [OP] Member

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    98 tacoma sr5
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    Okay so im new here but i have been researching on getting new tires and rims on a 98 sr5 extended cab. I have a few options in mind but i also have a few questions. Ive looked around and just cant seem to find anyone running an 18x10 -24 offset with stock uca's. I have a 3" Front 2" rear leveling kit. Right now im running 265/70/16 on a stock toyota rim guessing its 7"(correct me if im wrong). I dont usually go rough wheeling but i do go off the beaten path occasionally. Im looking for a little bigger tire and a little wider. I have a trail gear pre runner front bumper so im not really worried about rubbing the front bumper but i might rub the cabside fender?

    My questions are:

    What backspace do i need to not rub the stock uca?
    How wide of a tire can i go?
    Would adding 1.25" wheel spacer keep it from rubbing the uca?
    Would adding another 1-2" lift help?

    here are the tire specs:
    *backspace is 4.5 on all

    315/60/18
    Rim 18x10
    32.9x12.4x18

    305/60/18
    Rim 18x10
    32.4X12X18

    295/65/18
    18x10
    33.1x11.6x18

    285/65/18
    18x10
    32.6x11.2x18

    285/65/17
    17x10
    32.8x11.2x17


    I might go with a smaller rim size like 16x10 or 16x9 if i have to but whats your input on what would fit from experience or knowledge.

    Thank you in advance for your help
     

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