Xsp-x 2016 how to fit 35?

Hello I have a 2016 tundra Xsp-x I want a fit 35/12r20 because I don't like how to comes from the dealer the fenders made them looks to inside and I was looking for leveling kit but I can't find any I read the rough country don't fit I was wondering why Xsp x is just a package on SR5 tubdra. Any body know something about this?

 

Xsp is the same. You need a different offset, either wheel spacers or wheels, you need a lift, at least 2" , you need to move some plastic in the wheel wells and you'll probably need a cab mount chop.

 

Thanks for your help. Did you think this is a good option? I don't want a sacrifice riding or wearing parts

 

@Sean266 would be better able to tell you abut this lift, he's more familiar with Toytec. If it's 4" you'll likely need UCAs too as they noted at the bottom of their discription:
*****Adjustable aftermarket upper control arms may be required for proper alignment*****

 

If I understand the OP correctly (and this is a big if) you are wanting your wheels to poke out further than stock as well as level the truck? Not sure I understand the question about the XSP-X, or if it is even a question (it is just a package that typically comes with different rims, a few stickers, and a couple other things).

Look at some pictures on here of guys who run 295/70/18. It is close to a 35 " tire but not quite as tall or wide. Much easier to fit without modifications. All you will need is 2" of level which can be had with a Bilstein 5100 or 6112 kit (if you offroad a lot then look at the Toytec Boss or similar). Also your stock rims are +60 offset. If you want them to stick out a bit further than go with something lower (the sweet spot for our trucks is in the +18 to +25 range).

 

Thanks 16Tunterd

 

Was kind of questions because I read on different forum the same situation about that package.
Im new on this about trucks also English is not my first language Im learning. Can you explain to me what mean offset +60?

 

I read about the offset so +18 or +25 will be out of the fenders?

 

Will be pretty close to even with the fenders. Maybe a touch inside.

 

Search forum for wheel and tire thread. Bunch of good examples in there!