Will these wheels and tires fit with no issues.

I currently have 265/65R17's mounted on the stock 17x7.5 rims, so I was wondering if this Tuff T01 wheel fit my 2011 Tacoma TRD Sport with no lift.

Tuff T01 17 Black Red Wheel / Rim 6x5.5 with a 10mm Offset and a 108.0 Hub Bore. Partnumber T01GK6M10O108R

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00D7HPYYA/ref=gno_cart_title_0?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=ALFSCD2G6O5YX

They are 17x8 with 6x5.5 Bolt Pattern and a 10mm offset and a 108.0 hub bore. They also have a backspace of 4.89 inches incase it's needed

I plan on upsizing and purchasing a set of 265/70R17 Duratracs to go along with these.

So my question is, will these rims fit the vehicle, and will these tires fit the rims with no rubbing issues? The reason I ask is because I am unsure if the offset and bore sizes are correct and if it will cause any issues.

 

Is the offset + or -? they should be ok if its -10, youll probably rub a little on the front liner but you can move the liner forward some.

 

If they make them in a -10mm offset and a 4.5" backspacing thats the ideal numbers especially if you want to go with larger tires in the future and even a lift.

 

These are a positive, they do not come in -10, but they do come in a -13mm offset and a 3.99" backspacing, will that work?

Is it better as a negative because of the additional width of the tire?

 

The negative pushes the wheels out a little further that way you dont rub your upper control arms.

 

its better because negative offset and less backspace moves the wheel/tire away from your upper control arms and gives you more room for bigger tires. Youre better off with -13 and 3.99 backspace then the +10 and 4.8 backspace, especially if you plan on doing a lift later on. When you lift your vehicle the wheel moves closer to the UCA and can present some rubbing issues, with those wheels you wont have to worry about that.

 

Ah, I never took into account the wheel moving closer, that makes more sense now. So with the -13 and 3.99 backspacing, will my tire end up sticking out past the fender?

I don't think I can have that as I'm fairly certain it's against the vehicle equipment regulations in my location.

 

What if you ran 17x8.5" with 0 offset with a 265 70 17 tire and 2.5" lift. would the tires rub anything with that set up?