Hey y'all!

[Fish_Taco]

I recently bought my first Tacoma, a 2020 TRD Sport 4x4. I researched a ton before purchasing and she didn't disappoint. I love it! I joined the group because like almost every Taco owner, I began looking at making some upgrades to her but I don't know where to start. I don't want to buy something only to find out I bought the wrong something and end up buying twice. I apologize now because many of my questions will probably be noobish….like; is anyone running 32's on stock wheels? If so, how does it look and perform? If you had to do over again, would you go with 33's?

 

[B.C.]

Welcome!

 

[B-Man]

Welcome and congrats on the '20.

 

[Scott Wyman]

Welcome to the family. How about some photos of your new Toy?

 

[OR17TRD]

Welcome to the forum.

 

[OR17TRD]

I recently bought my first Tacoma, a 2020 TRD Sport 4x4. I researched a ton before purchasing and she didn't disappoint. I love it! I joined the group because like almost every Taco owner, I began looking at making some upgrades to her but I don't know where to start. I don't want to buy something only to find out I bought the wrong something and end up buying twice. I apologize now because many of my questions will probably be noobish….like; is anyone running 32's on stock wheels? If so, how does it look and perform? If you had to do over again, would you go with 33's?

Biggest tire you’ll be able to run on stock wheels without more mods or a lift is 265/70/17 if you want to go to a 275/70/17 you’ll need to lift the truck 0.75” -1.5” up front. Bilstein 5100’s are a good way to achieve that. 285/70/17 you’ll need wheel spacers on the stock wheels or aftermarket wheels with a lower offset and at least a 2” lift.

 

[Fish_Taco]

Welcome!

Thanks man.

 

[Fish_Taco]

Welcome and congrats on the '20.

Thank you. I'm happy as a clam.

 

[Fish_Taco]

Welcome to the family. How about some photos of your new Toy?

Let me tweak the pic so I can upload it.

 

[Fish_Taco]

Welcome to the forum.

Thanks

 

[Fish_Taco]

Biggest tire you’ll be able to run on stock wheels without more mods or a lift is 265/70/17 if you want to go to a 275/70/17 you’ll need to lift the truck 0.75” -1.5” up front. Bilstein 5100’s are a good way to achieve that. 285/70/17 you’ll need wheel spacers on the stock wheels or aftermarket wheels with a lower offset and at least a 2” lift.

I am getting a 3-1 leveling kit this weekend. Will that do the trick?

 

[Fish_Taco]

Welcome to the family. How about some photos of your new Toy?

 

[Fish_Taco]

Welcome to the family. How about some photos of your new Toy?

 

[Fish_Taco]

Welcome to the family. How about some photos of your new Toy?

 

[Taco_Tuesday]

I am getting a 3-1 leveling kit this weekend. Will that do the trick?

You can fit 33s with a 3", as long as your offset allows for the width. I'm running 33s on 18" wheels. Fits nicely.

 

[Fish_Taco]

You can fit 33s with a 3", as long as your offset allows for the width. I'm running 33s on 18" wheels. Fits nicely.

AWESOME! I'll upload some before and after pics when she's finished.

 

[Taco_Tuesday]

Sweet. Can't wait to see it.

 

[OR17TRD]

I am getting a 3-1 leveling kit this weekend. Will that do the trick?

That will work for the tire height. If you’re going with the 285 the stock wheel offset is +30 on the 17” sport wheels. That will make a 285 rub the UCA. You’ll need wheel spacers or a lower offset wheel. 0 or -6 offset works well.

 

[Scott Wyman]

Niiiiiice!

 

[Fish_Taco]

That will work for the tire height. If you’re going with the 285 the stock wheel offset is +30 on the 17” sport wheels. That will make a 285 rub the UCA. You’ll need wheel spacers or a lower offset wheel. 0 or -6 offset works well.

Thank you! I'll look into it. I get the feeling that these projects can turn into money pits...lol.