TRD Pro - will my old 265/70R17 [-12mm offset] tires/wheels fit without any trimming?

I had these tires installed on my 2015 TRD Sport, stock suspension - and I had to do some slight trimming of plastic to get rid of some very slight rubbing...

I recently upgraded to a 2019 TRD Pro - and it apparently has an additional 1" in suspension height because of the FOX shocks...

Anyone have experience with this? Was there any trimming required?

Also, I think I would need to upgrade the tire pressure sensors. the '15 had sensors, but it wouldn't tell me the exact pressure like the '19 does... So I think I need to get new ones, right?

 

you could still rub due to the offset. It would be minimal that a heatgun could resolve it.

swap your new truck's tpms into your old wheels and you're golden.

 

Shit,

Why didnt I think about using a heatgun before? I just started cutting away the plastic in the wheel wells......

Thanks for the tip. I was trying to avoid removing the TPMs from the stock tires, but might just do it to save a few bucks.

 

I have a 2012 TRD Offroad, stock suspension with Falken Wildpeak 265/70R17 and Toyota TRD wheels. There was some rubbing while cranking the wheel sharply on the small, forward of front tire "mud flap" piece (not sure what this part is called but its not the regular behind the tire mud flap). I removed this "mini" forward mud flap piece and now there are no issues/rubbing. I could have left this piece on and it would have been fine but I chose to remove it.

 

I have 0 offset wheels with 265/75/16, and I hit the stock mudflap at full lock. It rubs right where the CAbmount is located.