What are the fixes for a truck that skipped leg day?

I picked this truck up used and the previous owner put this suspension/wheels (265/70R17) on it. To me it looks off. Like it skipped leg day. But I'm not entirely sure how to fix it.

Some "solutions" I considered:

--Drop it an inch or so. I don't need much lift for most of the adventuring I do. (It's lifted about 2.5" now.)

--Change the rims from 17 to 16 so I get a little more sidewall. (I prefer the look of sidewall over a bigger rim on my trucks anyway.) I wouldn't mind 16" TRD pro rims. They're lightweight.

--Obviously I could increase the tire size. I'm sure 35's would solve it. But I don't really want to go down that road. I could maaaaybe bump it up from the 32s on it to 33s if I thought that might make me enjoy it more. But no bigger.

Can anyone with more knowhow than me weigh in? It looks off and I'm not 100% sure how to fix that.

**I suspect part of the hard part is that it's a long boi. Tough to balance that length out. They kind of need giant wheels, I suspect. But I dunno.

 

Back to stock suspension, drive happily. Done.

 

What kind of suspension is on it? Depending on what you have it may or may not be nice components and may or may not be adjustable or easily removed. If you provide some details on that it should make it a lot easier for people to suggest easy/practical solutions that apply to your specific situation.

Also, the tires on it aren't 32's, they're 31.6" - only one inch larger than stock (30.6"). Obviously not a big difference but definitely contributing to the look you don't like. That said, you probably can't go any larger without rubbing but it depends a lot on the specific tire, wheel offset and alignment settings.

I went through a similar situation when I bought my truck. It came with a 3"/1" "leveling" kit which did more than level and actually gave it some bro lean. He also had 33" tires and 17" negative offset wheels. I didn't like the look at all. I sold off all those parts and started from scratch. Ended up with 16" wheels, skinny 33" tires and a functional 2"/2" lift.



Same suspension but with 265/75/16 (31.6”)