Offset 0, -6,-10,-12

So I currently have a 3/2 Lift on my 20 Tacoma. Looking to Upgrade wheels from 16” to 17”

Tire setup I am going for is a 255/80r17

My question actually pertains to the offset. Not wanting too much poke outside the fenders.. So should I go with a 0, -6, -10 or-12 wheel?

Thanks in advance

please share side profile if you can!

 

I have a -10 offset





General Grabber ATX tires 265/75/16 With Black Rhino Stadiums

 

I hear a lot of guys running Grabbers, you like them?

 

I love them! I don’t do a ton of off-roading so I wanted something that wasn’t too aggressive and the 60K mile tread warranty was huge.

They do amazing on wet, snowy, dry pavement. Not too much road noise either for an AT tire. I’ll most likely just get another set whenever these wear out.

 

Zero

 

0ET

 

I've been trying to decide on an offset too, this calculator comes in handy

 

17s -10

 

This is +4 on 265's. After seeing that I don't think I would want to go much beyond zero. But that's just me.

 

285/70/17 17x8.5 -10 offset

 

That is a valuable tool right there! I’m gonna kill my guidance counselor. Thanks

 

With your same setup, at -10 offset, do you think you would have no rub with 285/75s?

 

If you’re not getting any rub with that set up, then I should be golden with a 255/80r17. It’s def a more narrow tire.

 

Lots of rub. Must cut!

 

265/75/16 wildpeak on 0 offset kmc summit. Right about perfect in my opinion

 

+3 for 0 offset sorry no pic

 

I know you were looking for a bit more but thought I would share mine... these are Replica Pro wheels with a +5 offset. The tires are 265/70R17's. I am very happy with it.

 

265/75R16 General Grabber A/T, SCS Rays with -12 offset​

 

It's fairly east to figure out mathematically, unfortunately it's hard to see the actual end result without a tire mounted and the wheel installed lol. There is 25.4mm in an inch, so a -12 offset wheel will poke approximately 1/2" more than the SAME width wheel in a zero. If that makes sense.