MotoMetal 967 18x10 (-24 offset) with Toyo 285-65-18 - Will 3" lift be enough?

I have a 2012 TRD 4x4 crewcab offroad V6. I like the rims and tires below but I don't want to lift more than 3". Will it work? Rims only come in size listed below (for 18"). I am will to trim a little plastic in the wheel well.

MotoMetal 967 18x10 (-24 offset) with Toyo 285-65-18 - Will 3" lift be enough?

 

I'm about to run 287/70/R17 Cooper tires with 17x9 4.75 Backspacing with -6 offset on 3 inches of lift. (Bilstein 5100 front & rear shocks, 885 OME coils, & 1.5 Progressive 3 leaf for the rear). This should give me roughly around 2.5 to 3 inches of lift. I've been researching this quite a bit and a lot of people say it works. You just have to do some minor trimming. I think you will be fine with your setup, but trimming will most likely need to be done.

 

Thanks for the info. Send me some pic after and I will post mine. It the -24 that's got me concerned.

 

did this work? been researching the same thing

 

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It would not work. I would have lift it 6". I went another route. Got BMF Rims instead.

 

What size rim?

 

My cousin has these rims on his duramax they look nice not sure about that offset it's pretty low for such a small lift

 

Was it the wheel width that cause the issue? Because I believe the backspacing of that setup is 4.5". Although 10" wide rim is too wide for that tire since 285/65-18 is roughly 32.5x 11". A 3" lift is fine for that tire size with a 8" wide wheel. A 6" lift would be way overkill and look too goofy.

 

Yes the 10" was too wide and it would have required modifications I did not want to do.

 

10" wide wheel is not too wide for a 285/65r18. I ran this same set up on my truck. Even states on Toyo's wesite that size is rated for a 8"-10" wheel.

LT285/65R18 125/122S 10 E XT BSW 352720 8.0- 8.5-10.0

 

You would def have to take off the front mudflaps if running this set up and do a lil trimming but could be done with the 3" lift. I ran the 285/6518 on a 18 x 10 wheel.

 

IMO, it would be fine for street but any low psi applications such as off roading, an 8" wide wheel will hold the tire bead better and also adds more sidewall rubber to protect the wheel.