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LOL......I have mine in the garage closet. Bought weather-tech mats as soon as it came home from the dealer.

There are probably 50+ posts on wheels, tires, lifts, suspension, spacers, etc. Just use the search engine. Welcome to the forum....

I am running the 285/65X18 on my 2015 with a 3 inch Toytec lift. Added a SPC upper control arm and removed mud flaps.

Took it fishing..........:)

I have the Nitto Terra Grappler ll and they are pretty good on and off the road. Price is also good.

If you like the way it sits, then maybe just add a helper spring instead of lifting the rear. Or heavy duty shocks.

Why do you want to lift the rear? Have you lifted the front? If so, what did you install on the front? if you did spacers, then maybe blocks on the rear unless you are going to haul heavy stuff in the bed or tow a trailer, then definitely aal. Personally, I would not do a front spacer or rear...

I think you should go visit a tire store that sells rims and tires. You don't seem to believe us so maybe they have the expertise you are looking for.

I have the Nitto Terra Grappler II and they work well on the road and off road. They are 10 ply so very firm but can withstand sharp rocks etc.

wider stance depends on rims/spacers, not tires.

You must really piss your neighbors off smelling those delicious ribs and not sharing. :D

To be safe, yes.

looks like oil fill cap

Trout......

Sorry, left out the word DOING. I have been doing a lot of fishing trying to get some fresh air and keeping my distance from people. Weather here in Sacramento area has been nice. 70's and up to 80.

The more lift, the stiffer the ride. Also without new UCAs you will not be able to get a good alignment and tire rub may occur depending on tire size and offset.

2.5 inch is optimal per most vendors for Tacoma trucks. I have Toytec Boss lift front and rear. I am at 3.0 lift but I also have SPC UCAs for better alignment and clearance over stock UCAs. Ride will be better at 2.5 but I have 10 ply tires so ride will always suck regardless of lift.

And stay safe.....keep your distance....have a wonderful Easter.

I have a 3" lift on my 2015 4x4 with 285/65X18 but removed the mud flaps and small plastic splash shield in front. I had some minor rubbing on UCAs so replaced them with SPC UCAs and added a little extra caster.