2017 TRD Off-Road leveling and rim/tire questions

Ok, don't kill me over an obvious over asked question but I'm getting confused. I'm not new to performance cars but I am new to 4x4 trucks so, I'm looking for a little guidance.

I just picked up a 2017 TRD Off Road dual cab, short bed truck and I'll probably do some light 4 wheeling with it but mostly road driving. I'd like to get the truck to have a better stance (leveling) and I'd like to get the 17" rims from the Toyota 4runner and a tire that will fill the wheel well but not cause any rubbing issues. At some point, I'd like to install the pocket style fender flares as well to complete the nice look.

So, with saying that, what do you recommend that I look into ? Anyone have first hand experience in what I'm trying to accomplish ? Again, I'm not going all out 4 wheeling (I don't really live in an area suited for that), I may find myself more on a beach than in the woods.

 

OK let's start with --What is your budget?

 

Smitty99, budget is a non factor but, I don't need a killer kit if I'm not going all out 4 wheeling. I just want something reasonable, safe, and one that will work !

Thanks in advance.

 

OME if you're wanting lift, Bilstein 5100 or 6112 for leveling. The largest tire size you'll be able to go without trimming is 265. I just wanted a level at first too. Now, I want a lift with some 285's. Just be sure you'll want this setup in the long run because costs will add up if you keep changing. "Do it right the first time" is the saying that applies to this forum a lot.

 

What he said

 

Thanks ZachPrerunner, Is this setup sufficient for what I'm trying to achieve ?

https://bilsteinlifts.com/shop/toyo...0-1-lift-rear-shocks-2016-2017-toyota-tacoma/

 

I'm running the 2015 Bilstein 6112's (3rd notch @ 1.6" lift) & 5160's for rear, w/ a set of SumoSprings (5/8" rear lift). Truck sits perfectly level, and now has better suspension than stock.

 

I'd recommend the 6112s based on other feedback I've seen here too

 

Here's a pic of my setup for reference:

 

Looks good what size tires

 

Wrangler DuraTracs (C Rated) 265/70-17

 

That's exactly what i will get when OEM wears out

 

Truck looks badass !

 

Thanks. Still working on it.