Hey y’all

Hello all,

My name is Jonathan, I am from the central Texas area. On 9/11 I was involved in a T bone accident resulting in a total loss of my beloved Tacoma.
2013 Tacoma 4x4 SR5, only had sub 67,000 miles on her. Very unfortunate and will always miss my taco …
However with a decent settlement check and some saving. I ended up getting a 2017 Tundra SR5 TRD off road, it’s currently sitting at a little over 32,000 miles. I went with this model due to the indestructible 5.7.
I’d like to keep my truck a little stock for the time being, however I’m looking into +25 offset wheels and would love to know what size tire I could fit on stock suspension along with the 25 offset wheels.(probably just go with some all terrains, no real need for mud terrains at the moment).

Thank you all, I was on the Tacoma world forum and have always had good success and nice people reply to my questions. I even met some local guys to do work on the truck via the forum. I look forward to hear from the amazing tundra owners on this forum!

 

Welcome from AZ...

 

Welcome from LA (Lower Alabama)!

 

Sorry to hear about your old truck but welcome to the Tundra gang! +25 offset wheels are really a great option for lots of different sizes. I have Icon Six Speed wheels in +25 and am running 315/70R17's without having to do a cab mount chop, just needed to ditch the mud flaps and possibly a bit on the front of the fender well (been a while, can't remember). Take a cruise through the wheel and tire portion of the forum, you'll find lots of good information https://www.tundras.com/forums/wheels-tires.18/

 

Thank you!!!

You’re running those tires with stock suspension?! Sounds beefy, add pic if you don’t mind

 

Welcome! Good job finding something so low on the miles.

 

Welcome from NY.

 

Not stock suspension, I’m at about a 2-2.5” lift

 

Welcome from NNY. Sorry about the Taco, congrats on the big brother.

take a look at the pinned threads. You’ll get an idea of what wheels and tires will fit with the various types of setups commonly employed by fellow enthusiasts (stock suspension all the way up to full long travel kits).

(upgrade your headlights from the stock halogens to OEM LEDs - best bang for buck mod for our tundras)

 

Welcome from New Hampshire,congrats on your Tundra!

 

Hey Jon!
That’s a helluva find! < 5K per year on that beautiful truck, almost new really. I have +25 wheels (SCS Ray 10), and am running 285/75/18 tires. They did rub a little until I got an aftermarket bumper.
Honestly, I would just pony up and get wheels/tires/bumper all at same time. If you can, do suspension as well. Yes, $$$, but you’ll end up there sooner or later, and you’ll have lots more options.
Good luck!

 

Yea, someone close to me always says buy once cry once. So that may be the route to go. Thank you for the info and warm welcome. Much appreciated!