Trailhunter offset of 285/70R17

[SAR Taco]

I've seen a lot of folks buying the method 703s, which I'm also planning to get, run a 35mm offset on non-Trailhunter models. I'm not aware of any Trailhunter running this setup though, and I'm tossing up between zero mm and 35mm offset with the ko3s or wildpeaks.

I realize I can get a test fit, but wanted to see if anyone had firsthand experience and can report the best offset for no rubbing or trimming on a TH.

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[MT-Taco]

I've seen a lot of folks buying the method 703s, which I'm also planning to get, run a 35mm offset on non-Trailhunter models. I'm not aware of any Trailhunter running this setup though, and I'm tossing up between zero mm and 35mm offset with the ko3s or wildpeaks.

I realize I can get a test fit, but wanted to see if anyone had firsthand experience and can report the best offset for no rubbing or trimming on a TH.

Trail Hunter is +20. +20 to +35 seems to be the sweet spot for the best fitment of larger tires. 0 your pushing the wheel out further and will more likely have problems. 285/70R17 will most likely still fit with 0 offset? But there will be alot of poke! Factory TRD OR is +55.

 

[SAR Taco]

Thanks for confirming the stock TH offset.

I hope I'll hear from folks that have actually tried a +35 on a TH with this tire and can report good fitness.

 

[MT-Taco]

Thanks for confirming the stock TH offset.

I hope I'll hear from folks that have actually tried a +35 on a TH with this tire and can report good fitness.

I have 285/70R17’s on my OR now there is a ton of room in the wheel wells (+55). Pre ordered RRW’s during their sale +25 offset I have zero concerns about fitting. Also here is a set with +12 and no rub.

https://www.tacoma4g.com/forum/thre...th-gen-tacoma-trd-orp.4005/page-2#post-108803

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