Offset

Hello everyone I have a 2022 double cab SR5 I do not have any lifts right now I am riding on stock rims 18 inch I want to upgrade …
is it possible to get the same tire diameter but I would like to get a positive one offset so it’s even with the fender. Also, I wanted it to be 9 inches Instead of 7 1/2.
That’s what she said

 

I am sure there is wheels meeting yoru spec requirements.

 

It sounds liked you are trying to determine what offset you need on a 18x9 wheel to get the tire wall flush with the side of the truck. Have you decided what tires you are going to run? Your best bet might be to look through this thread and see what other people are running.

https://www.tundras.com/threads/gen-3-2022-wheels-and-tires-photo-thread.101215/page-54#post-2971248

A lot of people have lifts to accommodate bigger tires but I imagine quite a few people have photos with new wheels and tires running a stock ride height.

 

Most of the 18x9 wheels are +18 offset, which will give you some poke beyond the fender.

You'd need to look at around +25(ish) or higher to keep it closer to the lip of the fender. I know I've seen some +24/+25 wheels out there but I can't recall the manufacturer.

The stock 18" wheels are around +60 offset, if I recall correctly. Check out the Wheels & Tire thread mentioned above. Tons of info in there if you read through the thread.

 

You can get new wheels with +20 to +25 offset, or just keep your wheels and use 1 inch wheels spacers. But if you do, get good spacers, not cheap junk. Bora and spidertrax are the go to for wheel spacers. Using the spacers will put you at about +30 offset and should have the look you are after.

 

Or go to a 17" wheel with +35 offset

 

Yup…+35 will give you that perfect “flush with the fender” look but will reduce your wheel options as most seem to be in the +18 to +25

Having said that I think you might just like the +18 to +25…not as much poke as you might think

 

Honestly +18 is the best offset with minimal poke. I went with 0 offset since I wanted 17" wheels. To each their own.