New wheel options going from 16 to 17. Tall skinny tires

Hi.

I am currently running 255 85 16's on stock 16 steel wheels. No rubbing. I have about 2 1/2" lift on my 2010 regular cab 4x4 4 cylinder.


I plan on purchasing some 33 10.5 17 tires (Very close to 255 85 16's) and I need to get some 17" wheels to go with it but the whole offset and size is maddening.

I am trying to stay as close to my current wheel as possible to avoid rubbing problems but all the plain black 17" wheels I like and can afford are not an exact match to my Steel wheels.

These are the ones I am looking at. What would be the best bet on not causing me any issues?

$186 Pro Comp Alloys PXA69 17X9 6X5.5 F-BLK -6MM - PXA7069-7983

https://www.amazon.com/Pro-Comp-All...rds=7069-7983&qid=1569343255&s=gateway&sr=8-1

Pro Comp Alloys Series 69 Wheel with Flat Black Finish (17x9"/6x139.7mm)

• 108 inches
• Size 17x9
• Bolt Pattern 6x5.5 in.
• Back Space 4.75 in

My favorite look. But I am worried about the 9" size. The tires will be 10.5" and this is a big change from my current 7.5". Does not come in a skinnier size.

$212 American Racing AR172 17X8 6X5.5 S-BLK 00MM - AR1727883B

https://www.amazon.com/American-Racing-Custom-Wheels-6x139-7mm/dp/B00R93WUWM

American Racing Custom Wheels AR172 Baja Satin Black Wheel (17x8"/6x139.7mm, 0mm offset.

Black Rock Yuma 17x8 Black Wheel / Rim 6x5.5 with a 0mm Offset and a 108.00 Hub Bore. Partnumber 908B-786045

https://www.amazon.com/Black-Rock-O...ock+Yuma+17x8&qid=1569343761&s=gateway&sr=8-2

Black Rock Yuma 17x8 Black Wheel / Rim 6x5.5 with a 0mm Offset and a 108.00 Hub Bore. Partnumber 908B-786045

I am open to any other options with similar look and price.

Thanks.

 

This new setup will actually be lighter and the same size as what I have now. So it should improve performance if I can just keep it from rubbing.

The 255x85 16 tires I am running weigh more than the same size 33x10.5 17" tires. The factory steel rims I have probably weigh more than the alloys.

 

maybe post over here and see what these guys run without a rub..

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/the-skinny-on-skinny-tires.529656/