New Wheels

I have a 2019 Off Road with stock suspension. I hate to spend the money since a new truck but I am getting tired of looking at the stock silver wheels and have been thinking of changing to something black.

I have searched this site but I am still confused.

I am not sure if I will lift the truck in the future but no immediate plans at this time.

I would like to change something black with beefier tires.

What would you suggest?

Why do some go to 17 inch versus staying with 16 inch?

What do I need to know about offset, etc.

Anything else?

Thanks

 

Why not just paint your stock wheels black and get 275/75/16 tires on it.

 

I have thought about this and the stickers as well but looking for something new.

Thanks

 

Do these fit without rubbing?

 

they will not rub

 

kinda gave me a chub, thanks

 

I really wanted to go with Ray10s at some point in ownership but I really wanted to avoid doing any lifting or stuff that would void a warranty. Would be curious if that is even a possibility. I'm not too familiar with this stuff tbh

 

I personally opted for the Tacoma TRD Pro wheels and kept the OEM tires ... will probably go 265/75/R16 when they wear out.

 

Looks great!

 

Good idea! I'm thinking about doing the same for now.

 

I don’t think that’s an actual tire size. Unless I missed something new.

OP- If you do get new wheels I would recommend 17s. The tires are generally a few bucks more but there are also more options around the 32” range.

 

This is one of my main questions - what are the benefits and what are the drawbacks if any of going from 16 to 17?

Thanks

 

These

 

Yeah I meant 275/65/16 lol

 

... or 265/75/16?

 

Its 265 75 16, I dont think 275 75 16 is a size

 

Holy hell I'm just gonna stop with the internet for the day lol 265/75/16*

 

It sure helps money wise after the cost of the wheels and caps ... I’m pretty pleased with the oem tires so far. Plus I could tell the wife the wheel swap was half price ... no new tires needed!

 

I bought a set of used pro wheels for $650 and sold my stockers for $400

 

In my opinion changing tires to something slightly larger and more aggressive (if desired) than stock has just as much if not more of a visual impact as wheels. And there is a performance benefit to tires, not as much for wheels. I’m a tire nerd though so maybe it’s just me.

I’m also after the biggest value for my dollar so paying to mount tires isn’t something I want to pay twice for. Also if your stockers have good tread you can get a few hundred bucks more selling the whole set.