Fit 35's with OME 887s and AAL?

I have a '17 Sport DC that I have owned since new and had an OME 2" kit (887s with AAL in read) since 500 miles. I work from home so I only have 30k miles and its almost time for a new set of tires. Instead of overpaying for a 2024 Tacoma I was considering modifying mine a bit more. My question is, with my current setup would I be able to fit 35s? If not, what modifications would it require to eliminate most rubbing etc? When the truck was new I didnt want to chop anything, but now its 7 years old I'm more willing. I dont do much wheeling in rocks, mostly in the snow, so articulation isnt my main goal, just a better stance.

Also, can anyone recommend a shop in the Sacramento/Roseville/Folsom area? Thanks

 

You can fit 35’s with no lift. Just a ton of trimming.

 

You can make it fit. Biggest factor is not the amount of lift, rather what offset are your wheels? If you have a more negative offset, you WILL have more rub.

Since articulation is not your goal, you can make it work without trimming the entire fender like I bet you've seen on other builds with 35s.

You will have to do the typical CMC or mount relocation, hammer pinch weld, trim fender liner, etc.

Proper alignment also plays a big factor. Caster is your friend but is not the entirety of it. A proper shop will know how to handle this.

 

Thank you for the reply, I will be getting new rims at the same time so I will be able to make the offset match what I am looking to accomplish. I guess my next step is finding a decent shop in my area

 

https://youtu.be/QEONthB2dzM?si=c0s_vp3OSAmwPEk5

I was told this is a great video on the topic

 

As other have stated...biggest misconception about IFS is that lift creates tire clearance. At static height, yes. Through out the suspension travel no. You want to properly fit 35's through the entire suspension travel? Get ready to cut. Here's some videos for you.

https://youtu.be/_68Hc8GtLko?feature=shared

https://youtu.be/l1tTelhdEiM?feature=shared