-6 wheel offset

Wondering if I can run a -6 wheel offset and 265 75 16 tires on a stock suspension 2021 trd offroad and not have any rubbing. Wheels i want only come in a -6 offset . Any feedback on that subject will be appreciated

 

How wide is the wheel?

 

16x8

 

I have this exact configuration, it is close, but no rubbing.

 

Nice ! Thanks man

 

Looks like you have a fox lift kit though.

 

No, it is the TRD Pro Fox suspension, no lift, shouldn’t be much of a difference from the OEM OR suspension.

 

That has an inch or so of lift over stock from what I know.

 

It does, but I had the same setup with the OR suspension before I replaced it with the Pro, I did remove the OEM mudflaps though, unfortunately no photos to post. There are people that run the same 265/75's with aftermarket wheels at -10 offset as well.

See this thread for some examples, you will have to scroll though, I can't remember where I read it before I added the 1.25" Spidertrax's myself.
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...ith-265-70-17-or-265-75-16-size-tires.144480/

 

Can you tell from these pictures if my 2017 OR AC MT LB is lifted? Bought it recently but no history was available from the dealer.
The first picture shows a 1.5 -2 inch block on the axle mount. The next 2 look like the stock Off Road shocks have a spacer at the top?
I would have taken better pictures if it wasn't -15 degrees Celsius here in Ottawa, Ontario.
Sorry if I am hijacking the thread. Let me know and I can delete it and start another lift thread.

 

Looks lifted to me

 

Definitely looks like a spacer lift. You can measure from your hub centers to the fender lip and compare with the typical stock measurements listed in this thread to get an idea how much it's lifted... https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...2016-tacoma-presented-by-toytec-lifts.395798/

Also... https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/the-ultimate-tacoma-lift-guide.509171/

 

Thanks Tic-Taco. Those links were exactly what I needed. The front hub center was 21 inches to the fender on a stock 2016; the back was 22 inches.
Measuring from the center of the hub up to the fender on my 2017 is 23 inches front and back. I have 300 lbs of weight in the box for the winter. I bet I will get almost an inch back when I take the sand bags out in the spring. So... close to 2 inches lift front and back. Now, how big can I go for tires? Maybe I will be happy with 265/75/16 in the stock rims. Or maybe try to get 265/75/17 under there with some new rims. Hmmm...