Max offset on Stock suspension with 265/75/16?

Hello all,

New here, just bought a new 2022 TRD Offroad and was looking to upgrade the tires. I know I want some BFG Ko2 with SCS F5 wheels. I want the biggest size tires without a lift which I've read around and from what it looks like, 265/75 are the biggest I can go for 16in wheels. About the offset though is where I have some questions. I love a more aggressive offset that pokes out more, and the F5 do have a -25mm offset option, I just don't want to have any rubbing issues if I do get the -25mm offset. I am ok with the 0 offset cause I know those will fit without rubbing (i hope) but wanted to see if anyone else has had and experience with a -25 offset.

 

I have SCS 16x8 -10 offset and they rub with my stock suspension. I had to remove my mud flaps and heat some of the liner. They still rub when backing and turning on a grade.

 

Thanks brother, mind letting me know where you got that grille?

 

Looks like the Empyre Offroad one

 

Yup I think that’s where I got it. It’s been a while since I installed it.

 

Its the one Im likely to end up with, any issues with the radar or fitment?

 

I want to say no but…It may just be me or it might happen to pro owners since the radar is lower in the grill than an off road but I do get some errors in heavy rains. It’s like it gets blinded by the rain collecting on the garnish. After a few miles it will clear itself but it does come back.

 

I run 255/75/17’s (32’s) on the 4Runner TRD PRO sema wheels which is -4mm offset and have no rubbing ever in any situation. I do have 3 degree caster though. Spacing the tire out farther does not mean less rub

 

Yeah I need to find a shop that understands caster and have mine pushed out. Yup pushing the wheel out just moves the rub to another location. I bet -4 is perfect with no lift. You could likely run mud flaps.

 

I took off the stock mudflaps and bought some flat ones, drilled my own holes and they don’t rub now

 

I ran 0 offset F5s on stock suspension with 265/75 Cooper Evo MTs for about a year, plenty of wheeling trips 0 rubbing on anything. From what I've read you'll definitely rub with -25s so be prepared to do some cutting at minimum.

Not gonna get alot of tire poke they'll sit right about flush with the fender flares

 

This is exactly the stance I am looking for for my set up. Dont want it sitting out past the fenders and just in line with them.

Do you have any photos of these F5’s? Not sure what they look like

 

Lol yeah I have a couple pics

Edit: would help if I added them...