Rim offset?

Alright so I am staying with stock tires for now on my 2019 SR5. But I want to upgrade the rims. I am looking to pull tire out so it is flush with fenders. I have read that a 1.25 spacer will do the trick. My question.... at what offset what it simulate a 1.25 spacer? Really trying to avoid a spacer. Thanks guys

 

What’s your current wheel width and offset? 8” 0 offset is pretty dead on.

 

I believe the sr5 rim is 0 offset so 1.25 inches converted to mm is 31.75 so i think its a -31.75 mm offset

i think, im not sure

i have the spydertrax 1.25” spacer on my sr5, they look good but damn do they make my 265’s rub

edit:
Here is a relevant thread

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...hieve-the-1-25-spidertrax-spacer-look.622236/

 

None of the Oe wheels have a 0 offset. They range from ET10- 30 if I remember correctly.

 

What size wheels are on your 2019 SR5? The 17 and 18" wheels have a +30mm offset, the 16" wheels are either 10, 13 or 25 depending on the width of the wheel.

 

2019 sr5 is a 16 inch

 

1 inch = 25.4 mm.

Conversion from Imperial to Metric.

1.25 inch = 31.75 mm

@boston23's conversion is correct.

 

According to the stock offset is 10, 13 or 25mm depending on the wheel width. So going by the -31.75 the spacer would give, you would want to look for something in the -21 to -6 offset range. You might need to pull a wheel off to measure the offset or backspacing and determine the actual width (7 or 7.5"). The width is usually cast into the wheel somewhere as 16x7JJ or 16x7.5JJ I think. Most aftermarket wheels are 8, 8.5 or 9" wide so changing the width will mean a different offset. A 16x8 wheel with 0 offset or 4.5" backspacing is pretty close to flush with the fender depending on tire width. Here's my truck with 16x8 0 offset 4.5" backspacing with 285/75/16 tires. If you want it more into the wheelwell then look for a 16x8 with 6 or 12 offset to get around 4.75 to 5" backspacing.