Your Tacoma look awesome my friend. I like the aggressive ape trance of it. I own a 2020 TRD off road and I just installed an Icon 2.75 suspension kit and I love the ride. It is much better than the stock suspension it terms of stability and smoothness and love the appearance. In terms of gas mileage I didn’t purchase a Tacoma to save gas and I think most people will agree.
It’s just for looks and mild off roading. Honestly you all know that if you really want to go do some serious wheeling then you would pay much more for a premium custom suspension package that could do some rock crawling or handle some little hills on the trail at a higher speed without bottoming out your struts do to limiting it with a spacer or bracket lift. Trust me I learned the hard way and through out all of that suspension crap and finally put in some really good shit like Total Chaos Kings and Deavers!! Now I’m running strong as hell!! 💪 💪
I have a 2" spacer lift and ran 285/55r/20's Kumhos on 20 inch XD Series wheels zero off set with zero rubbing. I just replaced the Kumho's with Kenda Klevers r/t 285/55r/20's and now have just a wee little rubbing on the upper control arm due to the extra rubber on the side walls of these tires. Any suggestions on a fix for this, new UCA, wheels with a negative off set, 3 inch lift?
I have a 2 inch front level and 1 inch rear level. Will this set up work or will I have to go with a 20x9 instead of a 20x10? And what offset would u recommend? Thank u.
This setup looks awesome! Does running 20's on a tacoma affect the gas mileage alot (if any)? Also I am wanting to run 20x9 with a 3" lift, would that setup interfere with the mud flaps? Thanks in advance
The wheels size will make ery little Fuel mileage difference. The tires do make some difference.. 33's make a marginal difference, 35's make a big difference. And yes this will fit no rubbing without mud flaps, it will require modification to run mudflaps..
It will fit. - 18 offset will be a perfect fit with zero rubbing. If you have negative 25 offset worst case you will have to trim slightly on plastic only
I love this set up, but would like to try 33’s, do you think a 275/60R20 on a 20x9 -12 would fit with a 3.5” lift? I saw some of your other comments about less offset and slimmer wheel, just wanted to verify before I order.
Your set up with 3.5" and 20x9 with 275/60R20 would look good. I believe it will require some trimming to fit. Not heavy trimming but still some plastic trimming..
Sounds like a nice setup! I would look at a 2.5" Level or lift with 9 wide up to -12 and less than 32". Maybe a 20x9 with 0 or -12 and a 275/55R20 should fit good.
Do these have any offset , I am trying to buy these rims for mine , I’m putting a 3 inch leveling kit and want to run these with 33s but I didn’t know if there was any offset cause I don’t wanna have to do any trimming
They are good at their price point. If you have it in your budget I would recommend nitto or toyo but at this price point venom is a favorite, ride quality and tread wear is pretty good.
@@ErickGarcia-gn6ge This wheel is 20x10 With -25 Offset. Actual Tire sizes vary slightly from brand to brand but 275/55R20 is closer to 32x11R20. Is is a perfect fit for a 10" wide wheel and 3 inch lift kit. If you want a 33" tire you will need to cut or do a more narrow wheel with less offset. - Hope this helps.
@@Cardinaltire thanks a lot .. only reason why I asked about if 275’s where 33” is cuz the description on the video says 33” and i wasn’t very sure about that .. thanks for all the info
This is Rough Country part # 74530 of course you can upgrade with lifted struts, coil overs, and control arms but this is a great starting point and will clear 20x10 wheels - 24 offset and 275/55R20 tires no rubbing. (you can trim and do 285s or do a 9 wide wheel, every one has their own taste.)
This is a 3 " lift. The actual spacer itself is 1.5 inches thick but on these Tacoma's every one inch of lift at the strut will give you two inches of lift at the wheel. So a 1" actual thickness spacer will give you 2" ride height difference, 1.5" will give you 3" etc..
A 3 inch lift kit, 20x10 wheels with - 24 offset, and 275/55R20 tires will fit. ( it may rub if you have mud flaps Etc but will clear the truck and fenders perfectly)
We are located at 2515 Statesville BLVD Salisbury NC 28147 if you are local. If you would like a quote on parts shipped email us at info@cardinaltire.com and we can provide a quote!
I am interested in doing a similar set up. Stuck between 3 inch and 6 inch. Suggestions. I have a 2016 tacoma limited with 18s currently and want to go with 20s and 33s do not want to trim any of the fenders .
These are 20x10 with -24 offset and 275/55R20 tires. They fit with a 3" with no trimming. (one qualifier, If you have mud flaps or the splash shield on your front bumper it may hit and need to be trimmed or removed)
No rubbing on this set up ( as long as you dont run any mud flap ) 3" lift will clear 20x10 Wheels and 275/55R20 Tires withour rubbing privided the wheel has no more than -18 offset. More offset or a bigger tire will need some trimming.
@@Cardinaltire That is incorrect. They do not ‘literally come with factory 20s’ The largest wheel option on the current Toyota Tacoma is a 17” wheel. However, on the previous gen Tacoma on the Limited trim level an 18” wheel option was available.
With a 3" Lift Kit, 20X10 Wheels with -25 Offset, and 275/55R20 Tires no rubbing. Depending on the level of plastic trim in your wheel well you may need minor trimming. (This truck did not require it.)
You're going to have problems with the stock uca. Also, the sensor will stop working because of the 3" difference in height. I have a 2.5" lift on my tacoma. The collision sensor stopped working and now I have a warning light on the dash and the cruise control will not engage. The dealer tried to re set the sensor, however it didn't work. Good luck.
This would concern me except I have done dozens of these setups with absolutely no issues that you're describing. Matter of fact my personal daily driver is a 2020 Tacoma with 6 in lift and an aftermarket Grill. Zero issues with the sensor. Cruise control works great! Even the radar adaptive cruise control works, Lane departure works. Absolutely no issues if you're careful on setup.
This is my daily driver. 6 in lift, 35s and 20x12s. I could send you dozens of pictures of 3-inch lifts we've done with zero issues on electronics or control arms. You simply need to know what you're doing with the combination. photos.app.goo.gl/HiSEGE3TWfkzkHGS8
Your Tacoma look awesome my friend. I like the aggressive ape trance of it.
I own a 2020 TRD off road and I just installed an Icon 2.75 suspension kit and I love the ride. It is much better than the stock suspension it terms of stability and smoothness and love the appearance. In terms of gas mileage I didn’t purchase a Tacoma to save gas and I think most people will agree.
It’s just for looks and mild off roading. Honestly you all know that if you really want to go do some serious wheeling then you would pay much more for a premium custom suspension package that could do some rock crawling or handle some little hills on the trail at a higher speed without bottoming out your struts do to limiting it with a spacer or bracket lift.
Trust me I learned the hard way and through out all of that suspension crap and finally put in some really good shit like Total Chaos Kings and Deavers!! Now I’m running strong as hell!! 💪 💪
That is a nice look for that truck.
Thank you!
I have a 2" spacer lift and ran 285/55r/20's Kumhos on 20 inch XD Series wheels zero off set with zero rubbing. I just replaced the Kumho's with Kenda Klevers r/t 285/55r/20's and now have just a wee little rubbing on the upper control arm due to the extra rubber on the side walls of these tires. Any suggestions on a fix for this, new UCA, wheels with a negative off set, 3 inch lift?
I have a 2 inch front level and 1 inch rear level. Will this set up work or will I have to go with a 20x9 instead of a 20x10? And what offset would u recommend? Thank u.
This setup looks awesome! Does running 20's on a tacoma affect the gas mileage alot (if any)? Also I am wanting to run 20x9 with a 3" lift, would that setup interfere with the mud flaps? Thanks in advance
The wheels size will make ery little Fuel mileage difference. The tires do make some difference.. 33's make a marginal difference, 35's make a big difference. And yes this will fit no rubbing without mud flaps, it will require modification to run mudflaps..
Doing same lift, nut with the lifted struts. Can I run a 20x10 -25 offset with a 275/55/20?
Thanks!
It will fit. - 18 offset will be a perfect fit with zero rubbing. If you have negative 25 offset worst case you will have to trim slightly on plastic only
Do I need to add lift kit if I go with 18”?
I love this set up, but would like to try 33’s, do you think a 275/60R20 on a 20x9 -12 would fit with a 3.5” lift? I saw some of your other comments about less offset and slimmer wheel, just wanted to verify before I order.
Your set up with 3.5" and 20x9 with 275/60R20 would look good. I believe it will require some trimming to fit. Not heavy trimming but still some plastic trimming..
Do u have the truck re geared, for this upgrade ?
So is this a -24 offset or -18 offset
Yo tengo la trd pro 2019 i me gustaría ponerle esos rines
If I were to get 20x9 on a 3 inch leveling kit running 33s would I have to cut or would it be no rubbing problems ?
3" kit with 20x9 and 33s will require some trimming ( In my experience doable but good to be prepared for some trimming on plastic)
Trying to run same set up maybe a smaller tire but a 20 wheel but
will it rub on on a 2.5 inch. any recommendations?
Sounds like a nice setup! I would look at a 2.5" Level or lift with 9 wide up to -12 and less than 32". Maybe a 20x9 with 0 or -12 and a 275/55R20 should fit good.
Did you had any problem with the tss sensors?
No issues
Do these have any offset , I am trying to buy these rims for mine , I’m putting a 3 inch leveling kit and want to run these with 33s but I didn’t know if there was any offset cause I don’t wanna have to do any trimming
In my experience 33s will require trimming on plastic... will need to stay shorter if you don't want to trim even plastic.
how are the venom tires? Are you experiencing any steering wheel vibrations at a certain speed?
They are good at their price point. If you have it in your budget I would recommend nitto or toyo but at this price point venom is a favorite, ride quality and tread wear is pretty good.
a question what measure of rin did you put on that truck that appears in the video
20x10 rim with 275/55R20 tires
@@Cardinaltire what offset
@@Cardinaltirei would also loke to know the offset on this set up .. 275’s are 33” ?
@@ErickGarcia-gn6ge This wheel is 20x10 With -25 Offset. Actual Tire sizes vary slightly from brand to brand but 275/55R20 is closer to 32x11R20. Is is a perfect fit for a 10" wide wheel and 3 inch lift kit. If you want a 33" tire you will need to cut or do a more narrow wheel with less offset. - Hope this helps.
@@Cardinaltire thanks a lot .. only reason why I asked about if 275’s where 33” is cuz the description on the video says 33” and i wasn’t very sure about that .. thanks for all the info
What exact lift kit is this? I want to get it please.
This is Rough Country part # 74530 of course you can upgrade with lifted struts, coil overs, and control arms but this is a great starting point and will clear 20x10 wheels - 24 offset and 275/55R20 tires no rubbing. (you can trim and do 285s or do a 9 wide wheel, every one has their own taste.)
Do you have 2in leveling kit on top of front shocks
This is a 3 " lift. The actual spacer itself is 1.5 inches thick but on these Tacoma's every one inch of lift at the strut will give you two inches of lift at the wheel. So a 1" actual thickness spacer will give you 2" ride height difference, 1.5" will give you 3" etc..
Can you go off roading with this set up?
Yes!
Dose it rub when you turn?
A 3 inch lift kit, 20x10 wheels with - 24 offset, and 275/55R20 tires will fit. ( it may rub if you have mud flaps Etc but will clear the truck and fenders perfectly)
275-55 is a 32”?
Yes. (tires do vary slightly from one brand/model to another but yes)
Who put 20 inch on them yotas smh
I want put some 20x9 on stock suspension what a/t size I could put on ?
285/50R20 is about as big as will fit without any lift. ( Checkout the Nitto Nomad Grappler in that size :)
I appreciate it man.
Would a 285/55/R20 work?
with a 20x10 wheel 285/55R20 will rub slightly. 33x12.5020 will rub a LOT.
how much does a package like this run? Thanks in advance.
This Set up was $2700 including tax for the lift kit, installation, Wheel Alignment, New Wheels, and Tires
Not bad at all... were can I purchase this for the future?
We are located at 2515 Statesville BLVD Salisbury NC 28147 if you are local. If you would like a quote on parts shipped email us at info@cardinaltire.com and we can provide a quote!
@@Cardinaltire oyes amigo
I am interested in doing a similar set up. Stuck between 3 inch and 6 inch. Suggestions. I have a 2016 tacoma limited with 18s currently and want to go with 20s and 33s do not want to trim any of the fenders .
What type of shocks ?
This truck just used factory struts front and Rough Country rear. You can run this set up with any shock brand :)
What’s the offset on those wheels?
20x10 with - 24 offset.
Is just what you see pal
What size tire and wheels is it?
These are 20x10 with -24 offset and 275/55R20 tires. They fit with a 3" with no trimming. (one qualifier, If you have mud flaps or the splash shield on your front bumper it may hit and need to be trimmed or removed)
Do they rub? That is the question..
No rubbing on this set up ( as long as you dont run any mud flap ) 3" lift will clear 20x10 Wheels and 275/55R20 Tires withour rubbing privided the wheel has no more than -18 offset. More offset or a bigger tire will need some trimming.
Does it rub when you turn?
Any rubbing??? Turning ?
No rubbing sir. With a 3" lift on the tacoma you can run a 20x10 and 275/55R20 with no rubbing. you will need trimming to run 33s.
@@Cardinaltire wow mine rub
What offset are those wheels?
That’s what I’m tryna figure out
These are 20x10 with -24 offset
To each his own, but why buy an off-road truck and put 20 inch wheels on it?
Why not run 20" wheels? 😅 they literally come factory with 20s. Same performance with more style.
@@Cardinaltire That is incorrect. They do not ‘literally come with factory 20s’ The largest wheel option on the current Toyota Tacoma is a 17” wheel. However, on the previous gen Tacoma on the Limited trim level an 18” wheel option was available.
17" rims with my stock 2020
wheel size 20inch 12j？？
20x10 with -24 offset
Did u have to modify anything?
With a 3" Lift Kit, 20X10 Wheels with -25 Offset, and 275/55R20 Tires no rubbing. Depending on the level of plastic trim in your wheel well you may need minor trimming. (This truck did not require it.)
Would I fit a 33 inch tire on 20’s with a 2.5 inch lift and a- 25 offset without rub?
It will be doable, be prepared to trim plastic lightly though you will not need to cut a cab Mount or Fender Etc.
You're going to have problems with the stock uca. Also, the sensor will stop working because of the 3" difference in height. I have a 2.5" lift on my tacoma. The collision sensor stopped working and now I have a warning light on the dash and the cruise control will not engage. The dealer tried to re set the sensor, however it didn't work. Good luck.
This would concern me except I have done dozens of these setups with absolutely no issues that you're describing. Matter of fact my personal daily driver is a 2020 Tacoma with 6 in lift and an aftermarket Grill. Zero issues with the sensor. Cruise control works great! Even the radar adaptive cruise control works, Lane departure works. Absolutely no issues if you're careful on setup.
This is my daily driver. 6 in lift, 35s and 20x12s. I could send you dozens of pictures of 3-inch lifts we've done with zero issues on electronics or control arms. You simply need to know what you're doing with the combination.
photos.app.goo.gl/HiSEGE3TWfkzkHGS8
Yea your shits fucked up mine hasn’t had any issues in two years
God that donk style on a truck looks like shit
Thank you