18x8.5 19 rims hitting tie rods

I have a 2007 tundra with a pro comp 6 inch lift and I have ran into a problem. I am upgrading to coachbuilder tie rods with it mounted on top. My current rims, 18x8.5 19 offset hit the tie rods. Will a 18x10 with a -24 offset fit without any issues. I want to know if anyone has done it, I was told it should but I want this to fit without spacers. I just don't want to pull the trigger on 5 sets of rims and tires and it not fit. Really don't want to go to 20's unless I have to.

 

My current setup is a ProComp 6 inch lift with 18x9 -11 offset but I'm using the OEM tie rods.. Based off of what your describing , yes it will work in fact the tie rods should be 2 miles from the rims with a -24 offset.. Hope that makes sense.

Be advised, you will probably have to push some plastic in forward of the front drivers and passengers tires.

 

Thanks for the info, I have a aftermarket bumper and I don't have the plastic up front anymore. The problem is I put ADS suspension in since my pro comp started leaking, and the ADS has more travel. So much more that even my stock tie rods hit the rim when i jack it up and let the control arm hang all the way down. Plus, I tried to put the Pro comp tie rods on, and they are much thicker than the stock ones, and I couldn't even mount the rim, because it hit the tie rod. I was told the coachbuilders was about the same thickness as the pro comp, and decided to go with them. I was just looking for someone that had this set-up to make sure it cleared the tie rods with this much offset and no spacer. Again thank for the info, now I feel better about buying my new rims and tires.