High Offset Wheels (>=than 40mm)

b407driver said:
That's the exact combo I have, and it works perfectly. No rubbing whatsoever, crash plates retained (yes, full compression/turning, front and rear), might poke out maybe <1/2" more than stock, but unnoticeable. It's a great combo for people who don't want to overpay for the Tundra/Sequoia TRD Pro BBS wheels, and they are basically the same weight (28.7 lbs if I recall correctly). ~$200+/wheel and done.

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It's very noticeable but in a great way. Just enough. Doesn't look like a bro-dozer with poke like a roller skate. lol
Still tucks nicely in the fender well at full compression.

I probably should have gone with the 285/70r18 but I didn't want a E load tire and the Falken C load is heavier than the E load tires. Falken makes a beefy tire. Still may get the Toyo Open Country's next time when my 270/70r18s need replacing. Hoping there will be more choices by then for the 18" wheels. Always dig your photos of your rig in the wild. (y)
 
Stage7 said:
It's very noticeable but in a great way. Just enough. Doesn't look like a bro-dozer with poke like a roller skate. lol
Still tucks nicely in the fender well at full compression.

I probably should have gone with the 285/70r18 but I didn't want a E load tire and the Falken C load is heavier than the E load tires. Falken makes a beefy tire. Still may get the Toyo Open Country's next time when my 270/70r18s need replacing. Hoping there will be more choices by then for the 18" wheels. Always dig your photos of your rig in the wild. (y)
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Hey thanks, it's been super-fun to get her out there! Bummed we're getting into winter (not a snow-wheeler, those dudes are nuts!).

I wanted the AT4Ws, but I just couldn't fathom the weight(s) of their tires. Some of Falken's data out there is nonsensical and I question its accuracy (same size "C" heavier than "E"?). Happy with the Toyos thus far, haven't had a chance to get them in heavy rain or snow yet, but have been fantastic off-road (not that high a bar compared to rain/snow, honestly). They don't pick up and hold small stones, either; that was the only thing I didn't like about the Cooper AT3s (two sets). My brief time with the Falken AT3s on my outgoing 4Runner proved them fantastic in heavy rain (during towing even), and great off-road.
 
trek805 said:
Here you go. 285 70 18 Toyo AT3's, Westcott lift, 2024 Tacoma TRD wheels Plus 45 offset.... I think this is best set up ever. 45 offset is perfect as mentioned from other members. A little poke, no more rubbing like I had with the KMC's plus 18 offset. I'm 100% satisfied.
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What did you do for TPMS?
 
Another option which I ordered yesterday are the Raceline Rogue 758B. They come in 18x8.5, 6x139.7, 35mm offset. I have been waiting for Methods to arrive, but they look to be arriving in January now, I went with these. They are currently on sale for $259. They have two other color options as well. Will post pics when they arrive.

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b407driver said:
That's the exact combo I have, and it works perfectly. No rubbing whatsoever, crash plates retained (yes, full compression/turning, front and rear), might poke out maybe <1/2" more than stock, but unnoticeable. It's a great combo for people who don't want to overpay for the Tundra/Sequoia TRD Pro BBS wheels, and they are basically the same weight (28.7 lbs if I recall correctly). ~$200+/wheel and done.

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ShakyHandJeff said:
First, let me qualify this by saying I'm a complete Newbie to this.
Wouldn't these TRD wheels work? (+45mm)


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Works for me!
 

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LAND-ON said:
Yeap, I’ve seen your rig as well and was inspired by the set up…that’s why I can’t make up my mind! 🤣🤣🤣
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I ended up going with 275/70r18 on Method 319 wheels but I may go 285/70r18 on the Tacoma wheels. I've lost about 1 MPG with the 275/70 over the 285/65. Curious what the 285/70 MPG is.
 
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