GEN 2 TRD OR wheels on GEN 3 TRD PRO need tires

Hey all! I hate to open up the good old fun tire to wheel to lift ect size can BUT.... after much research on here in the garage and gen 2 and 3 sections, I haven't found what I'm hoping to find.

I have a 2019 TRD Pro with the stock Fox suspension and factory lift. The wheels that came with it are the Gen 2 TRD OR wheels as from what I could find and confirmed by the wheel spec sticky in the garage. They are 16x7 +30. The current tires are 265/75r16.
It has come time to replace my tires and I'm having some issues selecting size.

So I like the diameter/hight of the current tires but I wouldn't mind a small increase. My biggest thing is width. When I look at my truck I think "damn thats a nice ass but wow someone skipped leg day wayyy to many times". I think this is where the term "pizza cutters" comes into play. They look way too skinny and they are not flush with the fender flairs.
I would really like to get more poke or just wider tires in general.

This thread blew my brain up lol!
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/biggest-tire-size-on-19-trd-pro.592330/

Especially because I'm finding conflicting info on what the actual wheel size is for the stock TRD Pro wheel is and if it's the same as my wheels.
Any and all help.would be appreciated!

 

I would like to add that using the tire calculator I have found d that the 285/75r16 does increase size in all aspects but only minimally is width and mostly is diameter and im not interested in rub. I have no mud flaps either.

 

Truck Pro wheels are 16x7 13mm offset so you lost a little over 5/8" of poke with those wheels.

Theres also no standard in width between tire companies. Some go by actual tread. Yours look like by sidewall width.

You also have a lift on there. I see the blocks in the back. I also see rub marks on the inside of the front tire. You need to check that out before trying to put a wider tire with that wheel.

I have the stock 3g OR wheels at 16x7 25mm offset. Less than a 1/4" difference than your but they look a lot more flush than your set up.

I'd ditch those ugly wheels.