Wrapping Sounds There Good channel, it's Conner from Modern Work Outdoors. This is the Tacoma, I've had it for two years, it's 2009 TRD Double Cab. Bought it as a TRD model instead of a TRD Pro model because my mind is not worth it to buy the TRD Pro because the Pro, especially if you're going to start modding it, if you don't mod it, buy it. If you're going to mod it, don't buy it because all the things you want to mod are all options that you came with the Pro and there's about a $10,000 price gap depending on which a dealer you're talking to and that $10,000 can easily be used towards something else, like rims and tires, wheels and tires, some people call it. But for me, about the TRD offer, bought it the manual 6P and first thing I did was buy wheels and tire package. So when I started, I wanted to know what was the biggest tire you could fit on Tacoma. There's a lot of information on the web and I'm going to show you my opinions of it. And the reason why some people say it's a 275's the biggest and some people say it's 285's. I'm here to say 285's no suspension mods and we are going to be successful at doing this with just minor trimming of some plastic pieces. So, show you the upper, I've been riding for two years, this is the KO2's 285's, 756's. The wheels, you could do this on the stock wheel, this is a 16 by 8, zero offset. I just love the brand wheels, I've been in the racing world, I follow the racing world so for me, it's a dream of mine to have both racing wheels, this super JDM, that type of stuff. So, you don't have to do that wheel, but this is me, I think it looks really, really good on the truck and I just did it because I like it. But the tire is almost as important in this video because it's 285 and it will rub here when the tires are brand new, it will rub here. And all you have to do is take the reason blade and just trim it back until it doesn't rub anymore. And just keep turning the wheels in until it doesn't rub anymore. And after a while, it just kind of follows the stuff away. And like I said, this is 100% TRD suspension and it's now settled and we got a sliders on it. So we got the RW sliders which weigh, they weigh 150 pounds on the truck. So it's still even compatible with that even when it's weighted down a little bit. And even with the cap on the back, I don't know if it has as much weight to the front wheels or not. 285s, 285s where you want to be at and it's a proof, it looks good too. It fills in the gap of the car very very well. Okay. So it fills in the gap really well. Here's the back wheel. Looks good. No complaints here, it's playing clearance everywhere. And when it comes to clearance, a lot of people say 275 instead of 285s, I think it's because of their wheel offset. So let me explain that. This is still the OEM specs. Even though it's a aftermarket wheel, it is a 16 by 8 zero offset. There's a lot of rims and tire packages where you can buy a rim or a wheel, 16 by 8 minus 10 or minus 20 millimeter offset. The farther you go in terms of the millimeter, the more the wheel sticks out and the more the tire sticks out. The more it sticks out, the more it's going to rub when you turn. Okay. So by zero offset, all you have to do is trim that. There's a little rubbing on this metal frame, but not that bad. With the 20, it's going to rub a lot more because the angle that the turn angle is farther out, the turn radius is farther out so it will rub more. And that's the major thing that I don't think a lot of people are understanding when they're talking about rims, tire packages, wheels, et cetera, et cetera. So for me, a proven setup is a 16 by 8 zero offset, 285, 75, 16, and you'll be fine. These are the KO2s. They came with pretty good threads. And if you get the mud tires, I don't know, but as far as the KO2s are concerned, which is a very popular tire for the Tacomas, maybe just fine. Alright guys. See you guys on the next one. I know this is a car video, car truck video, but my channel does a lot more off-roading. We don't do any off-roading really. We do a lot of fishing, kayaks, that type of stuff. So kayaks, land-based and boats, strippers, white bass, hybrids. So if you guys want to tune in for that, be sure to sub to the channel. Or if you guys want to see more of this truck in action sometimes, to own our boats around, sub to the channel also. Alright guys, see ya. See ya on the next one.