2023 Taco wheels ?

Need help on picking right size wheels do I go 17_or 16
please help .....

 

Welcome to the forum

It depends on what your reasons are for changing the originals out.
Tell us about your intended use and also what trim you have - SR, Sport, Off Road, etc. .

 

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might go with 20’s if you want

 

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Are you gonna lift it? Mine isn’t lifted and I’m running 265/70r16 with Goodyear Duratracs.

 

I mean, as an option to not be limited to just 16-17???? I wouldn’t do it on my taco…. But my tundra has 20’s. Just came with them, trying to live with them but I will probably change them out at some point with 18’s.

 

Ask yourself this question, do you prefer more tire showing or more wheel showing?

 

You have to consider the wheels AND the tires on them together. It's the tread diameter of the tires that matter.
Bigger diameter wheel requires a different profile tire than the smaller diameter wheel.
Time to get a better understanding of how the 2 work together.

 

Do you own a Limited????

 

It’s easier to fit a big brake kit with 17” wheels.

 

A co-worker bought a brand new 2wd Brand X truck (Dodge ) that came with 20" wheels.
The first winter he thought he would buy some snow tires for it -- until he priced 20" snow tires.

 

16 inch pro wheels with factory tires, any same size AT tire upgrade will look better/bigger

 

16" for off road suitability.

They also look best!

 

16” look the best on the Tacoma hands down. As far as offset goes, I’d go with a zero offset

 

This

 

No. Not this.

 

Looks like it's rolling on those after dinner mints they have at restaurants! LOL

 

265/70/17's on a stock Off Road

 

16" wheels are best IMO if going for stock or just slightly larger than stock tire size, especially if you go offroad, and look the best on our trucks in my opinion.

17" wheels give far more options for tire fitment compared with 16" and also allow for more options for other upgrades such as control arms or brakes.

So in my view, 16" if you plan for stock tire size or one/two size steps up, 17" if you plan to go larger or have specific tires in mind that won't work on a 16"

 

Is a Trd sport i want to keep it stock with just a ;little adjustments