2019 Tundra 20x9 10 offset

I'm looking at a set of DX4 Terrain rims. They have a 10 offset. Would I get away with a 275/60/20 tire? Any Recommendations

 

You might have to do some cutting and trimming. +25 offset or more will net less of that with those size tires.

Also, unless you are married to 20's, 18's will net you cheaper tires in the long run and more load range choices and more sidewall for cushion.

 

Those rims in a 18 are 4 weeks out and the tires on the truck currently are advantas . I just recently bought the truck and those are the tires the dealer put on. Been having problems with them and the dealer refuses to put anything decent on. Not a huge fan of the current rims either and fell in love with the DX4 terrains. Would a 275/55 make more sense. I just hate the current wheel gap

 

you're gonna have tiny tires and a wheel gap. plus a bunch of poke.

 

With the 55's and I know I'll have the poke. Just trying to avoid any major trimming or rubbing.

 

Tire size will not be the issue here. Either 275/65/20, 275/60/20, 275/55/20 will work fine stock. The issue will be the +10 offset of the wheels you desire.

That offset pushes the wheel more outward causing the "poke". +25 and +35 are generally considered "flush" with +40, +50, and +60 being more inward and closer to Stock wheel offset.

The closer you get to stock offset, the 'less' trimming you have to do. Up to a certain tire size of course. At that point lift kits and what not come in to remediate.

 

So regardless I'll have some trimming with that offset? Would a leveling kit mitigate this? If so do you have a recommendation

 

you can fit 35s and 37s with no lift. it's not lift or tire size that's the issue. it's offset