Original Tires/Wheels - 2017 Tundra

Hi, I am a very happy new Tundra owner. Never had a Toyota before, but do not see myself going back now, I love it here.

I have a 2017 Tundra RWD CrewMax and the wheel/tire combo that are on it has some rubbing that I am not fond of. Been doing research, but cannot get a clear answer to what I'm looking for.

Believe my truck has the TSS package, as everything is blacked out, running boards, exhaust tip, etc. Except it has 285/55/R20 tires on it (which is what the door sticker says too, maybe that part is correct idk) and the wheels have a negative offset that makes them stick out further than I'd like.

What are the original (T-Force TSS wheels I believe?) that come with this truck? I would really prefer those to the negative offset ones that are on there currently.

Yes, I did see the stickied threads but maybe someone can explain it more clearly.

Any help is appreciated, thanks in advance!

 

Here you go. Hope this helps.

https://www.tundras.com/threads/tss-rim-offset.41326/#post-3025298

 

TSS Off Road package comes with 285/55/20 KO2s. They should not rub anywhere. Mine had plenty of clearance. With a leveling kit you go up to 34s and they might rub on the little flap on the front when turning.

 

Thank you guys for the info, should've included some pictures but it was late when I posted that.

Here is what is currently on the truck, doesn't look bad but I hate the rubbing and slinging of rocks. It's already scratched the paint a little.

 

my 2017 tundra CM RWD TSS came with 20x9 black TSS wheels with +50 offset. looked like this. the lifted pics had 20x10 wheels with -18 offset. that should give you an idea as to what yours are.

 

Those are way too far outside the body for my liking. Mud and paint chip city.

 

Surprisingly, it wasn't as bad I thought it'd be. I was wanting more along the +18, but that wheel pattern only offered a little as -18. I detailed my own vehicle and drove in mud and gravel sometimes and it surprised me it didn't scratch and chip like I figured it would.