Toyota Tundra Forum

hey so im ordering my XD monsters real soon to finish off my wheel/tire set. just wondering if there is a specific ofset i should be ordering ? i know some of us have the monsters. oh ill be putting 35s on them.

thanks in advance.

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How far do you want them to stick out? +35 will put the rim right at edge of the truck, then the tire will probably hang out. Onpoint has the same wheel with a +11 or something like that I believe.

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Im not looking for them to sit out to much, if any at all, i know the tires will though but thats not a prob ill just stick on those fender flares if need be.

I just want to order the right ones seeing as im doing it online now.

These are mine. 275 wide tires on +32 rims. Stock rims are +60.

ok so the smaller the number the more the rim sticks out, is there a limit to how far the rim can stick out?

Im guess i want to go with something as close to what you have then Tox, ill try and pull a picture up of onpoints truck too

A zero offset means the wheel hub is in the center of the wheel. A positive number (measured in millimeters) means the wheel hub is closer to the outer edge, negative number means it's closer to the inner edge. The truck is designed to ride on a +60 wheel. Change it too much and you could run the risk of damaging components in the suspension, though that might require extreme changes.

ok that makes sense thanks very much man. So im guessing the sizing you, onpoint & others have done are not the extreme amounts your talking about.

Ill probably stick to somewhere around the mid 30s then.

Nobody other than Toyota sells wheels with the stock +60 with the 5x150 bolt pattern. Most all are around +32.

Soul, here's a link to some pictures of mine. http://www.toyotatundraforum.com/whe...and-tires.html

I would recommend going with a +30 or +35. They only make it in one of those, and I can't remember which one it is. If you go with a +18 like I have you are going to have problems with a 35" tire on your bumper and maybe even your body mount. You can fix both of those problems with a grinder though. I went with the +18 because the others were backordered for 4 months. I do love the look of mine though and I'm happy I went with the +18 after it was done with flares and all. That width makes the truck look mean as hell.

Let me know if you have anymore questions or feel free to PM me.

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ok thats great thanks guys ill order these up this weekend, I cant wait to finally put the new tires on, ive had them for a good few months in storage now :| I just couldn't take the old ones off until there were really done, But i couldn't pass up such a deal on the toyos when they were offered to me. Ill take some pics of my slicks i have on right now I think i got my $$$ out of them lol.