Guess the wheel size

Hey guys,
I'm looking to get some new wheels and tires for my truck. I love the look of the truck in the attached picture. I have a similar lift (2.5" up front and 1.25" in the rear). Given someone with a little more experience than me, what is your best guess on wheel size/tire size? I'm guessing they are 18 x 9 rims. No idea about offset but they look like they're about an 1" further outside compared to stock. If I had to guess I would say tires are 265/70/r18? What do you guys think? Can I get a similar look with 17 inch rims? Any ideas would be much appreciated. I'm new to this...

 

Look like 17s to me, with a mild lift.

 

My money is on 17s as well. Probably 2" lift and 265/75/17 for tires..?

 

Any idea what sort of offset? 17x9 with a 4.5 or 5 back spacing?

 

I'm also going to guess 17's. They could be 18's as well.

They look like these:


http://www.procompusa.com/wheels-pr...=2336-1558-1551-1557&pqa=13671-8280-8059-8268

As your checking out sizes, check out this site: I found it a while ago. It's pretty helpful in determining exactly how much a size change will fit/look.

Are you into the wheel itself, or just the offset?

 

Who makes a 265/75/17 ?

 

285/70/17

 

Both, I was actually looking at those wheels earlier. I'm not set on them though. My main concern right now is getting the stance I like. There are a few styles of rims that I think will look good so I'm not too concerned about that yet.

 

If you haven't checked these out yet give them a look. These are the wheels I've been coveting lately. They're light weight, hub centric, Toyota specific wheels, with a nice offset, and reasonably priced.

Here's the thread:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/scs-sr8-wheels-16x8-17x8-5.358288/

 

Those are pretty slick. I'm a little bided towards polished aluminum though. So 17x 8.5 with a 12mm offset should get me what I want?

 

They don't make any SCS in polished aluminum that I'm aware of. As far as the offset, look through that thread, there are like 40-something pages. All kinds of pics of them mounted. Also compare those with the stock wheels with the calculator I linked to. That will tell you how much more the wheels will stick out. On most pics I've seen, the tire is just past the wheel well. You need to know what the your stock wheel specs are.

If you had the Offroad wheels, the wheels would stick out 1.73" more toward the fender. BTW the offset is -12 mm.

 

Don't know, it was just a guess...