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A friend of mine put a deflated basketball between the body and bed and aired it up slowly with a hand pump until the small dent popped out

Cool! Reminds me of that truck in the old Maximum Overdrive movie! Is that legal, here in the Lone Star republic?

I put on rough country 2” level to fit larger tires. Very inexpensive, but it’s doing what I need. Will eventually improve suspension, but this works for now.

Yup- I think it’s the airflow between the passenger mirror and cab being disrupted by the antenna

Still grateful for answering my newb questions. The wheels that the tires came on are 16x7 with a 25mm offset - I like them and they are stock Tacoma wheels. If I did a 3”/1” lift and put 1.25” spacers on to add some turning room, do you think I’ll rub the wheel well?

Thanks- those tires in the pic are 295/75/16’s? What’s up with spacers? Appreciate the insight

With the new tires I am adding about 1.5” of total radius, do you think a 2” lift would be sufficient? Thanks again

Thanks man, I appreciate your willingness to answer all of my questions

2” spacer a better choice? Do you think I will need to raise the the back end?

Ended up getting these- 295/75/16s a guy took off his. I am thinking 3” up front with 1.5” spacers so I can turn with out rubbing. Does that sound about right?

I found some of the same wheels that Freddy is looking at here, and when i find them on hubcaphaven.com it says that these are 15mm offsets , and stocks are 30mm. if you lose 15mm in offset, does that mean you need look at less overall height if you don't have a lift in the front? thanks -

I found a 285/70/17 set of take-offs from an FJ Cruiser, that's about an inch less in height than yours i think, but does that make them wider, since they are the same width? I could fit them on my stock rims (30mm off set) or use the ones from the FJ (but they have 15mm offset). not sure what...

Thanks! the wheels that came stock are 17x7.5" with a 30mm offset. In general- it a wheel/tire combo fits on a stock 4Runner from this same generation, will it fit just fine on the tacoma? thanks for your help-

Thanks!

thanks man- i appreciate it

Time to replace the stock tires, looking to increase size. It came with 265/65/17s. I found OEM 16" wheels with 285/75's on them. Doing the math, that looks like about 33's. Has anyone put 33's on without a lift kit?? I'm sure i will need spacers, but don't have the cash for the full work up...