Budget negative offset rims

Any recommendation?

Just lifted my taco and it look like it skipped leg day
Not sure I should put spacer temporarily to push out the tires

 

Remember you get what you pay for, cheap is cheap. Will cost you in the end.

 

Buy used.

 

Rims are rims

I spend 4k on good suspension and add a leaf base on research

What so special about rims base on price?

Obviously not buying a no name brand made by china

 

I'm getting some of these after I lift my truck.
https://www.fnwheels.com/store/product/konig-countersteer-type-x/

 

Wheels, cheaply made, or coated. I've seen so many that are out of round.Chip, peel and corrirode super fast. Also hard to balance.

It's totally your choice.

 

Decent truck wheels are pretty darn inexpensive to begin with, especially compared to good car wheels. What kind of budget did you have in mind?

 

Funny I bought new wheels before I lifted also went up a tire size truck looks perfect now. My advice stay at 0 offset.

 

I wouldn’t fall for brand hype …. Get what you like in the style you like …. Unless you go forged , all cast wheels are pretty much the same

 

Method race wheels are on expertvoice.com and if you get access it’s 20% off a set a year

 

That what I'm saying
There's allot of overhyped brands in the taco community

I get a few good recommendation from this forum of underrated brands for a cheaper price or at least its worth the price instead of paying for the brand.

So far this thread I'm only getting opinions instead of recommendations

 

just go with SCS -10 or -38 wheels if you can handle that much negative offset, they are not the cheapest of cast wheels, but they are one of the cheapest wheels that are also light weight and good quality

 

Cheap wheels are generally heavy. Heavy wheels are bad for our trucks. Went with SCS -10 to save weight but just switched to an E rated tire. I deffinately felt the difference, in performance and MPG's.

 

How is it bad for the truck?

 

scs blaze 10's in 17x8.5 -10 offset are $280 a piece and weigh just under 22lbs.

edit: scs f5 and gen5 in that same size and offset are roughly the same weight

285/70/17 Toyo open country at3 C rated are around 41lbs

63lbs a wheel

 

couple of other wheel options...

https://factorystylewheels.com/wheel-styles/toyota-fitments/

17x7
PTR20-35110-BK

 

I believe stock trd offroad wheels and tires are around 60lbs too.

 

Sorry, maby "bad" was a poor choice of word. Heavy robs performance, decreases MPG's, and adds to break down of wearable suspension parts.

 

Stock TRD 16"/17" wheels are about 25-26 lbs each. SCS F5's 16" are 18lb, 17" are about 22lbs. Goodyear wrangler kevlars are about 34lb each.

 

Well, there you have it. Pick one of the SCS wheels I mentioned above or another wheel close to 20lbs and stick with the 41lbs Toyo at3 in 285/70/17 for close to factory weight.