Flush fit for stock 16x9 wheel

[FiXXXerX]

So, I don't really have plans to lift my truck at the moment, but on the same hand I do love the more aggressive look that the lifted trucks have with their crazy tires.

I feel like I can accomplish a bit of that by cleaning up and plastidipping my stock wheels and spacing them out a bit. I'm a little unfamiliar with the wheels on these vehicles, but from the looks of it the stock wheel setup I have is a 16x7 but I can't seem to find it's offset. I'm going to be buying a set of 270/75/16 tires and want to see what you all think about 1.5" or 2" spacers to push them out flush with the fender flares (Or if you have pix of a similar setup)?

Pic included :

 

[tystaco]

Great write up on page 1 here about backspacing and offset:

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/70421-oem-rims-fit-3rd-gens.html

And great images/ideas here:

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-g...ptions-pics-3rd-gen-4runner-*post-em-up*.html

 

[FiXXXerX]

Great write up on page 1 here about backspacing and offset:

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/70421-oem-rims-fit-3rd-gens.html

And great images/ideas here:

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-g...ptions-pics-3rd-gen-4runner-*post-em-up*.html

Saw a few of those, but still had trouble finding info about my wheel's in particular? I'll check the second link though for sure!

 

[Nate_GB]

Saw a few of those, but still had trouble finding info about my wheel's in particular? I'll check the second link though for sure!

Most alloy 16x7 stock wheels will have 4.625" backspacing. Yours should be about that. You could always take one off and measure. I wouldn't go bigger than a 1.25" spacer. 1" would probably be best but I think you might have to cut the stock wheel studs for that.