New Tires: Stock size or bigger? Help me decide

Yeah, those will be .32" more inboard than the stock wheels. You should be fine since the +1 is the same width as stock. I can't say for sure though because I haven't come across anyone running aftermarket wheels with more BS than stock.

Are you sure that's right?

 

Yea thats the specs per the manufacturer, they are 5.75 BS and +25 offset. I think stock is +30 offset. So I guess they stick out slightly more than stock but are also closer to the UCA? Maybe because theyre wider than the stock rims. Im pretty sure my wheels are as close to stock as I could get.

 

Looks great; Thanks.

I can see from these pics that the size difference is definitely noticable

 

Wheel shit is definitely confusing. Yours should stick out about 1.25 farther than stock, but be .25 closer to the UCAs if I understand wheel calculations correctly.

 

Lol yea tell me about it; that sounds right to me.

Here's a pic of my rear tire. You can see it sticks out slightly from the wheel well which makes sense based on the slightly lower offset

 

So after some thought; I ended up staying with the stock size. I really liked the looks of the bigger size but I know that the odometer, speedometer differences etc. would bother me. I like the way they look and have no regrets; I ended up going with the Toyo Open Country AT IIs. Thanks all for your help!

Pics of my new tires in stock size can be seen here https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/post-pics-of-upgraded-tires-in-stock-sizes.439734/#post-12792346

 

Hey guys,
I just bought my Tacoma, it is a 2010 with stock 245/75/r16 tires. I am definitely wanting to get something larger, I had been looking at 265 because they come factory also, so I have been thinking of going up to 275. I'm not sure if I want to put a lift kit in yet, so I am curious if I get a 2" leveling kit for the front will 275s fit alright? and if they do, would the mud-flaps still fit also? or would they have to be removed?
Thanks

 

I recommend 265/75r16 for you. Then you won't have to worry about rubbing at all. With 275, you'll most likely rub

 

Thanks for replying, this is what I was thinking I would end up doing, going with a 265 because I know it will work. Later on down the road (year or so) I do plan on a 3" lift kit so I may try the 275s then.
thanks

 

No problem! I have that size and got a 2.5" lift, and it still looks great.

 

Thanks to all for your posts on this. I just went slightly bigger than stock with the Bridgestone Dueler A/T Revo 2 OWL (P265/70R17) on my 2013 Tacoma. No rubbing.