Stock wheel specs

OK everyone I have searched the forums and internet. I can't find out what my stock wheel offset might be. I have read between +45-65 range. I read through the "Official Tundra Wheel and Tire Setups" sticky and didn't see it(ok I didn't read all 68 pages). This would be great info for people that want to figure Wheel and tire info.

I'm looking at some wheels with a +15 offset and I want to know Exactly what the change would be. Thanks

 

18 and 20 inch wheels have +60

tss 20 inch wheels are +50.

 

Mine are 20” Platinum stock and they’re +60, I thought most tundras were +60, but no guarantees. You can pop a tire off and look on the inside of your wheel, the offset is stamped on the wheel, just had mine off and noticed that. My guess is a +15 will have you sticking our from fenders about 1/4” or less

 

When comparing wheels to stock, the offset is tough to use.

an 18x9 wheel with +15 will stick out 1 inch plus 45mm more than stock for example. Gotta do some math on that one

 

45mm=1.77 inches + 1 inch =2.77 inches. Your saying a +15 offset would stick out 2.77 inches vs a +60 offset?

 

Here's a link for a post I asked a fellow member about his +25 wheels. https://www.tundras.com/threads/wha...d-gen-tundra-today.713/page-1049#post-1434584 There are pics in the message I quoted (click on them to see them bigger) and the post immediately after mine he took a shot of the stance. He gives the tire specs, and was on stock suspension at the time of the pics. Your +15 wheels should be 10mm further out than these wheels. Keep in mind, the width of the tire on the wheel will affect how far out it pokes as well.

 

Use this calculator.


The outer edge of the wheel is 57mm total farther out than the stock wheel. So i was slightly off

 

Hbjeff Thanks for the info. I didn't even consider that the new rim is 1 inch wider than the stock rim(18x9 vs. 18x8) plus the offset.
I just want to minimize the rubbing.