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Vehicle Selected: 2008 TOYOTA TRUCK TACOMA 2WD -4WD W -OE 16" [Start a New Search]
Factory Tire Size: 245/75-16 | Factory Bolt Pattern: 6x139.7 | Hub: 106 | Offset: MID | Lug: 12x1.5


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Size: 18x9
Bolt Pattern: 6x139.7
Offset: 18
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this is what i have on my receipt...18x9 ; offset +18 and i believe its 5.71 backspacing...is this right?? i've been reading the other one with -12 0ffset and 4.53 in backspace...please advice...ohh by the way i also ordered terra 275/65/18 ...thanks alot
Don

 

i know there is alot of expert people here like Chris 4x4 ,tacomaman06 and so on ...i need to call the rep this morning to change my order if this won't work...all i need to know is if i have to get a 4.5 or 5.7 backspacing on a 18x9 wheel with 275/65/18...please advice
Don

 

with the 4.5 backspacing, the tires will stick out a little more, but there will be less of a chance of rubbing on the uca's. im honestly not sure if you will have to use spacers with the 5.7 backspacing.

 

i was thinking that he would get some rubbing with the 5.7 myself.

 

thanks for the reply....so does this mean that i can retain my uca with a 4.5 backspacing and on 5.7 i will definetely change uca?? then i will go with the 4.5...please reconfirm...thanks again

 

thanks for the reply,i guess i have to change what they ordered me... ohh by the way convertion will be 5.5 / .0394 = 139.6

 

if you go with the 4.5, you will be fine!

 

thanks Will ...

 

no prob man.

 

i have changed the order to a 4.5" backspace and it's coming monday...i been reading alot on this forum but have not seen any body running a 275/65/18 on a 18x9 wheel...on all the threads that i read on 285"s there is some or minimal cutting involved that's why i went and got 275 to experiment...this will be a learning experience for everybody including myself and people who want's to go this route...i will fit this set-up without lifting the truck first and take pictures and see if there is any issues of rubbing and i will be posting a report...i already have a lift kit with toytec lift and will be posting with that too...thanks to all!!!
Don

 

good luck man. cant wait to see pics when you are finished.