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For sure. Should get the tires and wheels swapped out next month. Just deciding which shop I want to have do the work. I'm getting the mickey thompson baja boss A/Ts and unfortunately they don't offer in a 305/70. They do offer it in a 305/65. These tires are pretty heavy so we'll see what hit...

I'm finding this is the case. Method has the sweet spot for the new, wider24 tacos. Most other wheel manufacturers have 0 to negative offsets which would give it a lot of poke. Until the rest of the brands catch up to the new taco specs, most people, including myself, are looking at method wheels

Good looking truck. The poke isn't too much, it looks perfect. I want to get the same 305 wheels in +25 offset but I plan on wrapping them with 35x12.50 and this is making me feel better about not having too much poke. Your 305s are about 1/2" narrower than the tires I would get.

Finish the TRD Pro look!

Right amount of poke in my opinion, something I would like to get. Planning on getting the same tires but 35x12.5. I'm worried that the Method 305 in+25 offset with 12.5 tires might make the poke a little more than I want.

Thanks for checking. So it sounds like after it "settled" it isn't too far off from factory rake which I think is 1.5" per this Westcott video: After installing the westcott preload collar kit (2.5" & .75"), if the factory rake is 21.5" in front and 23" in rear, after the lift there should be...

@JED is it me or doesn't it look like after the westcott lift you still have a rake in the rear? Did you level it or just do a lift kit?

look no further for your answer https://www.tacoma4g.com/forum/threads/trd-off-road-stock-suspension-with-295-70r17-33-3%E2%80%9D-on-17%E2%80%9D-method-314-25-offset-no-rubbing.3588/