Stock Gen 3 wheel offset?

I bought my 2018 Taco off road used and it has came with Black Rhino wheels, I will pull
a wheel off tomorrow and get the numbers off and try and see if they have any offset.
My question is what is the offset of a stock wheel? My wheels have an adapter socket which
fits the actual lug then i use a regular socket to fit adapter, On my B pillar it has sticker that
says that my weight load is reduced by 62 lbs and i assume its because of my after market
wheels but i do like the look but not really fond of the adapter socked.
thanks

 

Stock wheels have varying offset depending on what model they are.

Sport - 17x7.5 - +30mm
Off-Road/SR5 - 16x7 - +25mm
Pro - 16x7 - +13mm
Limited - 18x7.5 - +30mm

Pretty much no aftermarket rims ever are close to stock dimensions. They’re usually 1-2” wider and have close to 0 or negative offset.

 

Thanks for the info. BLtheP When i hear back rom rhino i will know i need to do
thanks again
Ronmat

 

Aftermarket wheels don't come from the factory. Weight load stickers do. Your truck has some factory installations over base equaling 62 lbs which reduces the published payload

Are you describing splined lugs as in all 6 need the adapter?

 

Not sure if helpful info, but this is super timely so figured I'd share. Last week I replaced the stock wheels on my 2018 off-road with 16X8 0 offset wheels. Pushed them out just a bit from stock to give a better look imo.

 

Yes they are all splined lug nuts and I think my wheels are off set a little to the outside, hopefully when I pull the wheel off tomorrow I will have the info to give to rhino and they can tell me exactly what I have.
originalNAS, what size tire are you running and what kind of wheels you got.
Thanks

 

Most common flush or slight poke offset will be a 0 or -10 sport/offroad stock is +33 or +25 pro is +4 I believe

 

Tires are 265/70R16 on Method 703s. Wanted to keep stock size, but changed up to the Mickey Thompson Baja Boss AT

 

Black Rhino got back with me and I have
A -10 off set and I like the stance, and since most aftermarket wheels have the splined lugs I guess I should be a happy camper
Thanks folks