Need ideas for wheel and tire set up (no lift)

I am gonna need new tires for my truck and decided that I may wanna get both tires and wheels. I like the look of 16 or 17 inch rims with a nice tire, but dont wanna install a lift kit or do any major cutting. need suggestions for a wheel and tire combo that would go good with the truck. thx

 

Just did thanks

 

Or….

 

Or even…

 

And yes....I have 3 sets of wheels because I'm nuts.

 

I upsized from 265/70/16 to 265/75/16 Duratracs, before my lift. No rubbing, but they looked stuffed in there.

I now own 17" "Repika" TRD rims, and love them.

 

I'm quite happy with combo of Toyota OEM steel wheel 42601-AD030 like they sell for the spare, Falken Rubitrek A/T LT235/85R16
Size: LT235/85R-16
Part#: 28070986 and MCGARD 64002 Cone Seat Style Lug Nuts (M12 x 1.5 Thread Size),
Huf North America 315/433MHz Univ Snsr part No. UVS705.

So far seem good in snow, including deep not shoveled unpaved driveway, and actually prefer on road too.

One is pictured in my profile pic. I might take a full truck pic later to post.

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Debated the whole LT vs P metric thing and the size options. Got as a more versatile winter set, but like enough that I am kinda thinking of selling 17" oems and using year round. Using the pressure recommendation from as no time or dry pavement to do a chalk test.

I found the lug nuts recommended here on a Tacoma world post. You can't use the wrong type of lugnut that doesn't match you wheel type, long term if you want it to be safe.

Also, no issues with rubbing, still have OEM mud flaps installed like they came from the dealer. No spacers, specs say wheels have same offset as original stock wheels.

2023 sport, all stock except this wheel setup, head unit, speakers, hood, shifter knob, and minor interior accessories.

 

255/75r17, look at SCS and Koenig for wheels.

 

0 offset wheel with a 265/70r17 was the sweet spot for me on stock suspension. I did swap to a more low pro mud flap don't know if it will clear factory flaps

 

you have wheels

changing wheels would be if you have big tires airing down off road
such as Method Bead Grip

if you're doing 17" and not airing down, you can look at what's lightest.

 

I love my agp wheels with 265/70/17 wild peaks

 

My truck and several other trucks that you asked to see are posted on this thread below:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/3rd-gens-with-aftermarket-wheels-no-lift.570232/

 

265/75-16 MT on FJ cruiser wheels.

 

FSW 0 offset wheels with 265/70/17 wild peaks.

 

Discount tire had these wheels and tires DX Beast with 265/75-16 Goodyear Wrangler Ultra terrain AT.
Once i sold my old wheels had 500 into them.

 

Looks great!

 

i would like to do the same i have 2023 off road, 265/75r16 or 265/70r17 can both of these set ups have an off set? i want my tires exposed a little bit for more aggressive look. sorry newbie

 

Best rule of thumb is don't go further than a 0 and you'll having 0 to minimal rubbing on the mud flap. I posted my old set up earlier in here. I swapped to rok blokz mud flap at the sane time to help keep rocks off the paint with the wider offset and add a smidge more clearence