Judge my (future) wheel/tire set-up

I have a 2019 ORDC and am in the process of getting all I need for a lift, wheels and tires.

This is the first lift I have done and I want to do it right. Still not 100% on the suspension, looking at the bilstein 6112/5160 or OME. I know I will be doing CMC and some trimming

Anyway the wheel that I'm looking at is the Fuel D665 Shok in 17x9 with the +1 offset.
Tire is the Toyo Open Country A/T III 285/70R17 in the E range.

I don't use my truck for work commute so really anything is road trips, general getting around town and highway to where I go to have fun and then offroad. Live in CO so snow is an issue.

The wheels also come in -12, am I making a mistake not doing the larger offset?
Will I hate the ride that the load E's give? The other choice is C

Ive been looking and it seems that my choices might just fall in the preference area....

Thanks!

 

I'm looking to get the Fuel Shoks in 17x10 -18 when they are back in stock in the black finish. Awesome looking wheel.

 

Good luck with balancing
I hope you have a good tire shop with a road force balancing machine that use the Haweka adapter .
Factory hub centric rims are far better than aftermarket lug centric rims and much easier to keep balanced .
Google is your friend . Do some research before you spend the cash

 

If snow is an issue and considering you drive a Tacoma and not a Super Duty, you're better off going with the SL rated (product code 355250) which Toyo makes in the size you want. The SLs have more siping and a better tread compound for winter. Plus the SLs come with 65k mile warranty vs a 55k mile warranty for the LTs

 

Both suspension and wheel/tire combo is fine. I daily drive wildpeak AT 285/70/17 load range E and it's still a very smooth ride. Then again, I've had it for a few years now so I don't really remember what the stock tires ride like lol