Wheel fitment

I have a completely stock 1996 tacoma and I'm wanting to start modding. I'm looking at wheels, tires, and lift to start and I have some questions about a rim I found.
It's a pro comp alloy series 69 15x10 with a 3.63 inch backpacking. Not sure of the offset because I can't find it but here's the link to them :

$134 Pro Comp Alloys Series 69 Wheel with Flat Black Finish (15x10"/6x139.7mm)

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B009X203MQ
My question is will I be able to run these without any issues where they're a 15x10 instead of a 15x7? Any and all answers are appreciated.

 

Stock backspacing with a 7" wheel is 4.5", so those wheels will "fit" fine, but they'll stick out of your wheel wells quite a way -- 4" further than stock wheels, to be exact.

Depending on your tire size (esp if you go larger than stock), you may run into more rubbing on the rear of the wheel well/fender flare when turning.

Also, depending on what sort of mods you want to do in the future, you'll need 16" wheels or larger (see this list of wheels known to work) to upgrade the front brakes to with the Tundra Brake Upgrade.

 

Okay thank you, I see some procomp 16x8s that look almost identical that are on that list that I'll probably run with. Thanks for the reply it really helped as I'm new to modding these trucks and I've never been good at figuring out what size rims I need for what lol.