what offset do I need?

[Wildbill Tundra]

Bout to get the rims guys...Either moto metals or ultra Goliath...I think both these rims look very tuff. I want the offset to stick out a little further than stock to give it a wider stance. i think +30 is what I need right. please verify

[DanielAcosta]

Originally Posted by Wildbill Tundra

Bout to get the rims guys...Either moto metals or ultra Goliath...I think both these rims look very tuff. I want the offset to stick out a little further than stock to give it a wider stance. i think +30 is what I need right. please verify

The attached files have the stock TRD 18x8 offset highlighted. You can plug in what you are considering and the Excel file will show you where your sample compares to stock. The far right column labeled "Beyond Hub" will show you how far your new wheels will stick out beyond the hub compared to the stock wheels.

For example, if you are considering an 18x9 with 30mm offset, that will stick out about 1.7" more than stock; 35mm offset would be 1.5" more than stock. Play with the numbers to pick what works best for you.

[kopter doctor 64]

if you're planning on ever running a leveling kit up front, I'd suggest a 28 to 35 mm offset. the 60 mm offset will rub. I'm running a 30 mm offset and it fits perfectly on 20 inch rim with 33 toyo mt's. the goliaths are a heck of alot cheaper than the moto's. the goliaths around jax fl are 180 a piece.

[Wildbill Tundra]

Originally Posted by kopter doctor 64

if you're planning on ever running a leveling kit up front, I'd suggest a 28 to 35 mm offset. the 60 mm offset will rub. I'm running a 30 mm offset and it fits perfectly on 20 inch rim with 33 toyo mt's. the goliaths are a heck of alot cheaper than the moto's. the goliaths around jax fl are 180 a piece.

i have readylift...wow the goliaths are cheaper? I thought they would be more expensive..so 30 is what I need?

[Wildbill Tundra]

would anyone recommend anything different?