TOYOTA TACOMA BIGGEST WHEELS NO LIFT 

Thank you 😁👍🏼

Yes these wheels will fit without modifying anything for the rear. 😁👍🏼

Yes gonna get those too haha

@@cartips5307 Lol, another item which should have been included with the wheels. I had to buy them and the wheel locks separately as well.

Yea 😜🤘

@@cartips5307 I've seen your truck around Mac. Nice wheel setup!

It’s 33 inches

Thats the problem with those rims, the 2021s. I ended up selling mine and got the SEMA wheels PTR20-35110-BK

I don’t have any issues

I just got the same oem rims. They where having a problem mounting them on the front. The back wheels were no issues. They eventually figured it out and were able to mount the front wheels. I got them mounted at Big o Tires. Hopefully I don’t have any issues.

yes

I put the Bilstein 5100 shocks and coilovers on my 2012 Taco, moved the notch up one slot which gave me bout 1 1/2 lift. I run the 265 70r17 Wrangler tires on stock rims, no rub. Where I messed up, I switched to a 0 offset Method 316 rim, now rubbing. Switched them out for a TRD like rim with +16 offset, back to no rubbing. Also put on new adjustable upper control arms. Now, about to put in new outer and inner tie rods due to some vibration I'm feeling in the steering wheel. I'm thinking 0 offset rims put some wear and tear on my stock ones.

Size and looks

I didn’t re gear. It’s doing fine with 33s. 35s would need re gear. I’m still in process of saving for a lift. 😁👍🏼👍🏼 I get 15mpg average

@@cartips5307 have you considered a Toyota dealership approved Lift?

@@jonathanguzmanaldapa9234 I have considered to keep my factory warranty. But they only have 2 inch level kits. Not dull suspension add a leaf in the rear for 3 inches

Big benefits to keeping it 2 inches or under.

Not enough lost to warrant, not upgrading it is very minimal losses. The tires are only one wheel size up. It still drives normally not too much of a difference at all in my opinion

@@cartips5307 I just bought a 2023TDR 4×4 and I’ve been researching looking at videos on RU-vid and I’m seeing a lot of complaints about performance loss lol making me think twice about doing it

The wheels are bought at any Toyota dealership. The part numbers are in the description 😁

Those should be just fine no rub no lift

What size tires I’m going with and doing a leveling kit 3” Front, 2” on rear

I did not. I’m gonna lift it and level later.

I bought the tires at discount tire and the rims from Toyota. They are OEM genuine Toyota 4 runner Trd wheels.

@@cartips5307 I Have A 2019 Sr5 Tacoma No Lift Would Something Like These Fit With No Rubbing ?

@@jorgevillalobos4396 this would fit in a trd model no rub. Sr5 doesn’t have the factory height as a trd so there would be rubbing on an sr5

Right!? Hahah

Going off road will cost 10k more

he talked about that in the video

@@lukedikta5980 thank you! Exactly.

That was my thought. I plan to install that size tire on my Tacoma Sport. Falken Wildpeak with AGP wheels.

Cause it’s cheaper to make it yourself than to buy it from the dealer and you can make it even better than the Trd pro with higher quality parts

Why dumb He’s money, he’s choice

​@@joseflorian5418 no matter how much $ you put into it, it will never be valuable like the Trd Pro.