How much trimming to fit this setup?

I want to get some 20x9 fuel hostage wheels with a -12 offset and some 33x12.50 nitto mud grapplers I have the 3 inch pro comp lift on my truck now and I was wondering how much trimming I would have to do to fit that setup or even if I could I know the wheels have a 4.5 inch back spacing and from what I've looked at so far that seems to be the choice of any size tires around a 33 but I wanted to be sure before I spent the money thanks

 

So much ground clearance.

 

With the angle of attack offered up by those wheels, the Rubicon will be pure child's play.

 

LOL

 

Make a donk? Na I'm good and I just like the way 20s look on a truck I had a 07 Silverado with 20s and I got rid of it to get a Tacoma and I figured id get the same size rims on it

 

All kidding aside, the Silverado is bigger (at least in appearance) truck than the Tacoma is. 20" rims might look a little odd on the Tacoma whereas they probably looked a little more proportionally "correct" on your Silverado. Try doing a search for photos of 20s on Tacomas and see what you think of the look before you commit to that size. Good luck!

 

Thanks man and I will and I have thought of 17s or 18s but I can't seem to find any I like except for the scs wheels that are 17s but I haven't seen any on the trucks on here but ill keep looking and what do all of you think would look good ?

 

Got 18s on mine and know a kid with 18s on his 06 with mudd grapps. 18s is high as id go. They look good

 

Do you know what his lift setup is and the specs on his wheels ?

 

3 inch spacers up front and hes running 33 12.50s on 18x9 Moto metals. Should the same backspacing as mine which is 4.5. We have the same rims

 

Yea go with 18's max please. not right on a Tacoma to go larger.

 

20's will look good on your truck

 

When I put a lift I'm going according to everyone who has posted donkey style. I've seen a a few with 20" rims and I like the style personally but to each their own.

 

Them are 20s and I wanna say 33s I cant remember off hand. 6inch lift

 

Trimming instructions for larger tires

1) cut
2) beat
2) repeat until tire clears

 

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2n...9-fs-2013-black-lifted-6in-te-dcsb-w-33s.html
http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2n...ace/310628-fs-13-black-dcsb-supercharged.html

 

I have 33s and 20x9s



People on here (the majority) have their trucks just for offroad. So 20s to them are "mall crawlers". 20s aren't ideal for off-roading. But my truck is on road ALOT more than off. You bought your truck for you, so build it for you! Forget what these people or anyone else says

My truck now has a 3" OME full leaf packs with front rear plate bumpers and a winch. I still use my truck offroad. You can do it. It's all preference

 

I just joined tonight and was wondering the same info. I would like to have 20s with 33 or 35 in tires. I cant get a 6in lift bc it will void my warranty. Was wondering if a 3inch lift would work or would I need to do a body lift also? thanks for the help

 

Wanting 35's and worried about warranty DONT go in the same sentence.

With my 33s and 20s and the cheapest way to get about 3" I had to do the cab mount chop, and LOTS of trimming. But now I have a real lift and its fine.

Like I said, warranty and wanting oversized tires don't really go together either. If you're that worried about your warranty then I'd go 31s or something (not saying its impossible, but more feasible defiantly)