Rim Offset

Thanks in advance to this community for providing me with guidance for several mods/fixes I have done in the last month.

I bought my 2013/Reg/Cab/4x4 Tacoma about a month ago. The truck will be used as a daily driver and on sandy beach trails during weekends. I have a 6" fabtech lift ready to install.

Considering the terrain i drive in...... I believe the rims I've chosen will fit but would like to hear your opinions and thoughts.

Taking into consideration the 6" lift....Will a 20X12 (6x139.7) with a -44MM offset cause any issues?

(I was previously advised that 20X10 (6x139.7) with a -18MM would be completely fine.)

Thanks for your time.

 

20x12 with -44 should have a 4.75 Back Spacing
20x10 with -88 should have a 4.75 Back Spacing

so you should be good man, I'm not familiar with 6'' lifts but I know typically u want 4.75'' of BS or less. I am assuming whom ever told you the 20x10's were going to work was focusing on the BS since that is what will push the rim away from your UCA's, now once ur putting on 20's I'm not sure how much you have to worry about that but I'm sure its still a factor. I know that any BS that's more then 4.75 will usually end with the rims rubbing the UCA's with out spacers.