How will 31's look with a 6" inch lift until I get 33's?

I’m about to get a bds 6 inch lift but I don’t have the finances to get bigger tires my current tires are 31 inch tires I’m going to get 33s for the lift but how bad will it look with the 31s until I get the finances

 

I am not sure that your Sport wheels will even fit after the lift. I believe that the Tie Rod will hit the on the 17" stock Sport wheel. I am almost positive that with the 6" BDS kit that you will need to go up to an 18" or 20" wheel.

You may be able to get away with it with some wheel spacers on your stock wheels, but not completely positive on that

 

I currently have a 3 inch lift I’m not sure what size rims tho but the tires rub if I cut the wheel all the way which is part of the reason I wanna lift it higher I bought it this way but I’m not sure if the rims are the same size as the stock I done think they are

 

This is my current size

 

Those are definitely aftermarket wheels. Where is the tire rubbing?

 

Cab mount chop if you want to keep 3” lift.

 

@LUCKxxJesusJNJ - you should read this entire thread. TONS of info in here. More lift might not eliminate your rubbing.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...s-and-suspension.491079/page-40#post-16858719

 

You can absolutely go with the 6" BDS (an excellent kit IMO), but you will definitely need the proper backspacing for the wheel (4.5). With an 18 x 9 wheel that is about a -12 offset. With the correct backspacing that SHOULD eliminate rubbing. Although every truck is different and some trimming may be required.

 

I’m lifting cause i want it higher and It’s rubbing in the back and I can’t fit the mudflaps I bought because of it ethier and when I go over a curb it bottoms out so I wanna lift to avoid that

 

BDS recommends at least a 18” wheel with 4.5” backspacing.

So what are the specs on YOUR current wheels?

And yes, 31s will look a little goofy with a 6” lift. Save up and then do it all together.

 

Wheel spacers? Then you could keep your stock wheels.. which sport wheels are 16 inches I believe....

 

I’m not sure the current specs

 

Not trying to be hard on ya, but you have some more planning and research to do before dropping any coin.

The size and offset are stamped into the backside of the wheels. Take one off and explore.

 

Yes I definitely do I was just going to bring it to a shop and tell them what I wanted done and go from there

 

Sports sport a 17” wheel. OR’s sport the 16”