Young and dumb

is there any way I could run 20x12 with a 4 inch lift with 305/50r20 tires if I chop the cab mount? Any answer is appreciated

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...t-w-o-body-lift.285871/page-339#post-12737070

you can look through here. These are members running 35's on 3" of lift. Granted they're 4x4 but it may give you enough answers to what you want to know. I can tell you that you're gonna have to do more than a cab mount chop as far as trimming goes. If you mean a 4" lift as in the Maxtrac spindle then add billstein 5100's to it and you can lift it to around 6" and run 35's with little trimming.

 

Gotta agree here. Sorry but don't do that.

Running tires and wheels that wide... I hope you don't plan on having a nice paint job for too long.

 

@Timbo89 was running something close to that set up, has since moved on to some narrower wheels and tires. Maybe he'll chime in and give some info. Good for sand, running those tires.

 

I don't think that exists for base model. I think he's stuck with smaller wheel and tires.

Edit: well idk. His vehicle says SR5, which can work with bigger wheels in tires, but then it also says base, which will not work.

 

Didn't notice it was a base model. In that case if it is a 5 lug then not much can be done for tires that size.

 

That amount of lift will need the front part of bumper trimmed back flares trimmed, cam mount chop. I had over 5"s and it was very close

 

Hey, easy now. At one time when we were young we all dreamed about making mods that looked like total crap and functioned even worse.

 

It's a base meaning six speed it's a 4x4 4.0 6 lug

 

I have read on custom offsets where guys have ran 20x12s with a 305/50r20 which is a 32x12 tire and had minor plastic trimming with a 3 inch lift

 

HATERS GONNA HATE

 

I had 305/55/20. Just going off what I ran.

This is with 4" spindles 5100s set at 1.75 no spacers. Rear was just all pro expos. I had to trim

 

Base models are 5 lugs, and why that tire size? Its gonna destroy your paint

 

Damn but check this out
https://www.offsetsgarage.com/offse...-aggressive-3-5-suspension-lift-3-custom-rims

 

I'm sure street driving will be fine but mine rubbed like crazy. So I trimmed due to trail reasons. Now I'm 6" on 35s and a front bumper from pelfreybilt

 

It's a pavement princess I don't go off road hardly any and I want a more aggressive look so yea

 

Sweet the most off-road I do is going on a farm path and going hunting so I don't mud or anything

 

It won't take long for the sound of pebbles machinegunning your rocker panels to make you question your decision.

 

It'll be fine