Lift and new wheels

Contemplating upgrading my Tacoma a bit, it is a 2014 double cab 4x4.
Truck is mint, very few problems with it outside of a sticky brake caliper front driver side.
The vehicle has 200,000 km / 120,000 miles on it, but I intend to keep it for a while yet.

My question is... do you think it is worth it at this point in the truck's life to upgrade / make it look a bit nicer? any increased risk of damaging older mechanical components?
I am thinking about maybe a 2" Rough Country lift, and maybe some 20" rims Black Rhino Delta's.

 

Nothing wrong with anything you just said.
Don’t go over 3” with a lift if you go that way.
But what you suggested is great

 

You must upgrade, immediately. It’s what we do.

 

200k will mean unhappy ball joints especially with 2.5-3"

Keep a humble 1.5-2" and you won't need to do ball joints as quickly.

If it has original leaf springs it will likely need attention before trying to shove an add-a-leaf or lift block.

Read up and enjoy the truck. Rhinos are cool rims.

 

My opinion . Lift it a little bit yes. 20-in Wheels no.

 

I did a "just 2 inch" or so lift, and ended up with a load of other related problems. My truck had around 150k when I did it, and I knew I'd be keeping it much longer, so went for it.

First, I had to change the front differential bearing for the ECGS bushing immediately due to bad rumbling above 20mph.
Then I had to play with multiple driveshaft angles using spacers, angled shims, carrier bearing drop kits, etc...to alleviate driveshaft vibes.
In the process of installing the front shocks and springs, I discovered that my LCA bushings were seized, so I replaced all the LCA hardware.
Then, I had bad alignment, so I eventually ordered new JBA UCAs to get better camber.

Now everything is great for the most part, but it took a while to sort it all out. My truck looks awesome, but it cost about 3x what I expected due to all the related problems from the small lift. I definitely regretted the decision to lift until I got the vibes worked out. After that, it was a simple matter of getting new UCAs, and I was good to go.

Is it worth it? For me, it was. It was a cool project, and I had the time/money to do it back then. For you....? Who can know?

 

Ditto.