+25 offset pics

Back and forth between +18 and +25 off set looking for a bit of tire poke nothing over the top but still want somewhat of an aggressive look...would love to see what +25 stance looks like. Thanks all.

 

I still have a hard time wrapping my head around offsets. My offset is +6, and it sticks way out there. It didn t turn out like I thought it would when I chose the wheels.

 

Tundra stock wheel offset is +60. +25 is barely poking out, the closer to 0 and negative offsets, the more the wheels stick out of the fenders.

 

Here is +25 offset, Tire width 11.8", Rims 18x9

 

Heres a 17x8.5 +25 "barely poking".

 

18x9 +25 offset with 295/70r18 Toyo at3's

 

+60mm / 2.36" Offset

 

+25 for the win

 

+25 will fit 35s with less work

 

Both tires are 12.5” wide, first is my last set up with +18 and the second is my new set up with +25.

+18


+25


Think it will depend on your tire width. +25 with 12.5” doesn’t poke much, but that’s what I needed for running 37s to make sure they could tuck on OEM fenders.

Good Luck!

 

Here’s +25 on 295/70/18 on my old truck. Offset and tire width determines the poke. There’s no point in posting a pic without the tire width. And wheel size doesn’t affect the poke at all.

 

Kinda what I was getting at.

 

This is a +25 wheel with 12.5" wide tires. They don't poke out a lot but it is enough to throw mud on the side of the truck.

 

17x8.5 +25
285/75/17

 

17x8.5 +25
35x12.50

 

+25 with 285/70/18 ridge grapplers.

 

18x9 with 275/70/18 Cooper AT3 XLTs
Just right...

 

I have my eyes on the Vector's. Very nice there. Do you have any lift? Thank you.

 

@KWC
Rear: stock
Front: 6112 set at 1.9”, 2 CB shims on passenger, 1 shim on driver, CB bumper spacer, front wind flap removed.
Tire: open county AT3 285/75/17

 

Here are my +25

https://www.tundras.com/threads/off...-setups-pics-and-info.95/page-62#post-1410263

 

@BroTun13 what's your lift set up?

 

14 inch wide rim does not affect poke?

 

If you have a tire wider than 14”... no it won’t. The width of the tire will determine the poke.

 

In that picture I just had a 2" spacer upfront

 

Hmm ok