Trd pro vs offroad stance photo

Does anyone have a photo that shows the stance of a pro vs offroad. Thanks

 

if the rims are the same backspace and offset, it will be exactly the same.

 

I thought that the different suspension "lifted" the pro more so than the offroad. I also thought that the pro could fit larger tires. I am a noob so I really dont know. The reason I am asking is cause I see the trd pro suspension up for sale from time to time and wanted to see the difference that it would make on my offroad. Thanks.

 

I thought the Pro was an inch higher in the front? To me, the regular Off-Road Taco looks a little nose-down.

 

think it provides 1" of lift if I recall correctly. As for tires same rules apply to the pro as with the regular taco's

 

I think the Pro's wheels are a different offset as well. I remember that from a YouTube video about the Pro's

 

Pro wheels = 13mm offset, 16x7
OR wheels = 25mm offset, 16x7

2017 TRD Pro Wheels Offset?

so that sit 1/2" out from trd offroad.

 

From my understanding, the black 16” TRD pro Tacoma wheels have more “poke”. Not sure how much, but I thought they did.

This video talks about the offset:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=t2a86AtYFOg

 

Got the pro rims and ya the stance is 1 inch wider, looks superb

 

The trd pro suspension does sit about 1/2-1" higher up front only, with a 1" wider overall track due to each wheel sits out wider about 1/2". People purchase the pro suspension because it is a real upgrade, on and off road (capability and feel), but not for increased height/lift/clearance

 

According to Toyota the Sport, Off Road, and Pro are all 75.2" Wide, maybe the 17" Pro Wheels from a different model makes it wider.
https://www.toyota.com/tacoma/features/mpg/7545/7543/7597

 

The truck itself is 100% the same width/body, the wheels themselves due to different offset +25 vs +13 is the 1/2" per side. Track only not body. Most aftermarket wheels net you even more, mostly 0 to -20 offsets when aftermarket

 

Truck width is the same on all, but I don't believe the tires are the widest point on any of them.