Wheel offset

So I have a stock tundra and I scored a good deal on some 20x10 -25 wheels. What tires are not gonna rub? And does anyone have this set up and would like to share pics.

 

Welcome from NY.
This should help....
https://www.tundras.com/threads/official-tundra-wheel-and-tire-setups-pics-and-info.95/

 

I can’t find any pics of stock with that offset. I’m worried they won’t fit

 

That’s a crazy low offset. Most people with that offset run 8” lifts.

 

Custom Offsets has a lot of picts of different setups. You can search specifically for truck make, model, wheel size, offset, and more. In the info for each pict people generally include info about the lift set up so you will get an idea as to what size tire you can run and what modifications you will need to make.

10" wide and a -25 offset is going to require some mods (lift, cutting, etc) to eliminate rubbing.

https://www.customwheeloffset.com/w...set_to=-24&sort=date&make=Toyota&model=Tundra

 

You’re going to need to spend a decent amount of money to get them to fit without rubbing. Tires won’t matter if your truck is stock.

 

so it won’t work and not look stupid?

Ordered a 3” front 2” rear kit

 

What are guys that are running a leveling kit and this same setup having to do to make them fit? I like the look but don’t wanna cut my cab mounts

 

With a lift you can make it work. But you’re going to have to run some low profile tires and probably won’t have the best ride.

 

285-50r20?

 

Your gonna need a cutting torch !! Just kidding, but its gonna take some work..Here is a -11 on a 6 inch lift.

 

love the look but didn’t wanna lift it that much

 

I hear ya brother, but with that offset, I don't think you will be able to avoid the BMC..

 

is it a complicated ordeal? And can I fit them with a leveling kit and body mount chop?

 

The BMC is not as bad as it's sounds and no it's not complicated. From what I've read on this forum, the -25 is gonna be a reach to avoid rubbing.. I avoided answering your second question because I don't have actual experience with what your describing.

For reference, my 6 inch lift and 35's still required me to push some plastic forward of the drivers tire..

 

this is very frustrating. Should don’t more research before I bought them.

 

I just noticed from the link provided above, I saw a couple of trucks with a 3 inch lift and 20x10 with a -24 offset, Not sure what they had to do to get them to fit though..