Safe offset for first gen (2001) Tacoma TRD

I'm new here (first post, be nice) and I'm sure the question has been asked and answered but I've been looking through here and can't find it.

I'm trying to achieve the wider stance look on my 2001 Tacoma TRD (Stock sus.) I want to avoid lifting it if I could. I would put 33's on it if I didn't have to change everything.

I want the size to be the 265/75/16 BFGs or Duratracs. I think I want wider than stock wheels too 8-9 inches.

I only want it to be a couple of inches max outside of the fender flares (stock, black, round).

What would a safe offset + width of wheel be for me for what I want to achieve? By safe, I mean not going to rub (I'm willing to cut away a little but don't want to go too crazy) or cause undue strain on other components.
What is the stock offset? What is a safe offset range?
Also, any other suggestions on all-terrain tires would be appreciated as well.

Thanks for your responses and sorry for another one of these posts, it had to be done. I'm a noob and may be retarded (that meme is hilarious).

 

Bueller... bueller...?

 

I just bought 16x8 FN five stars with a -25mm off set and 285/75r16 tires I am hoping by internet offset calculators that it will be maybe a inch or two outside my flares.

 

Do you have stock suspension like I do? I thought the max tire size for stock was 265/75/16. Thanks for the reply.

 

No sorry brother, I have 2" lift front & back.

 

Oh well that's more than I knew before. Post a pic of what it looks like when you get 'em on!

 

Here she is!

 

What a beauty!

 

Thank you sir!