Help me decide on new wheels and tires

[Atx Cruiser]

Current setup on my 2013 are stock wheels, 285 bfg at's, spidertrax wheel spacers, ironman fcp suspension, oem front coil spacers.

The tires sit nice and flush to the outside of the wheel well, but I've convinced myself I want to lose the spacers and go with a different wheel. I don't want to risk the wheel spacers causing damage down the road, as I plan on owning this truck for another decade.

I'm thinking 18x9 would suit me best but am open to options. Once the wheels get decided on then I'll pick out some tires. I think I've decided against trd rock warriors.

 

[jblatl]

Since you do not like the rock worrier, how about the normal TRD wheel?

Although mine are not all black, I think they look pretty good. I am Also not a fan of aftermarket wheels.

Toyota OEM equipment all the way.

 

[jblatl]

Here are mine, the all black ones really look good. My wife has 20's that came on her 4Runner.

 

[Atx Cruiser]

Yeah I've thought about those from a tundra and painting them black, but I want a wider wheel to help with the stance, too. After my lift, the 285 tires look way puny. I think aftermarket is my only option.

 

[jblatl]

This looks cool!

 

[jblatl]

And a cool black wheel picture.

 

[Al Grain]

I went through the 200 series picture thread and saved photos of trucks with wheel/tire setups I liked and noted the model/size. Coming from other automotive interests, I was surprised at the limited 5x150 options. It's not an easy decision to make, compounded by offset limitations.

I would have loved to go oem Toyota, but I like a wheel with a lip.

Browsing aftermarket wheels was cringeworthy at times. XD and Rockstar and all kinds of blingy accents everywhere struck me as tacky. Plus it seems 90% of the aftermarket options are black, and I like a silver wheel.

In the end I went with Method Racing wheels because I liked the look, but I'm watching for something better to come along eventually.

 

[Al Grain]

View attachment 1311669 This looks cool!

It's unbelievably cool, but sourcing those flares in the US ain't easy or cheap!