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Refer to my post on your other topic. I answered your questions

This is a buddy of mines truck. I like black and machine finish the best. Definitely get a Negative offset wheel (more beefy look). I prefer 265/70/18 but 275/65/18 doesn't look bad. I would avoid anything 285 bc it rides like crap. If you want more tire go with the 18x9. If you want a more city...

Also Honda civics hybrid or any hybrid lol

I am in that same boat. My radio is definitely not the loudest in the world. Some songs sound great coming out and others not so much.

Readlift is cheap for suspension, that's what I used. Then for craps and giggles I bought pro comp rear 3" shocks and some boot covers to end that story

Also maintain an eye on your stud length also. Too much spacer can screw with a lot

When I drove my civic (unrelated to Toyota I know, it was a gas saver) I drove it into a guard rail. Luckily I went under the rail so it wasn't too shabby I suppose

I like the black and machine finish with white walls. Hard to pull off white walls with Black rims but you did a pretty good job

Need to kill those mudflaps bud lol

-12 offset

Running a 3" suspension with 265/70/18. Negative offset for more stance

Toytec isn't bad. Haven't really heard a lot about people doing that. I went with a 3" ready lift SST lift for my taco. If you have a 4wd I would avoid a leveling kit and do a full suspension lift instead

I lied 726mb

They are gear 725 mb I believe. I am running a -12 mm offset. That helped it stick out my fender well a little bit. I want a little bit of stance to help give it a more aggressive look without having to using a spacer. They are 18x9 as well

Check out Carid.com. They have a huge selection (kinda pricey) and it'll give you a good idea on what you like

I think they would look pretty good. What combo size you gonna run with?

I went with a simple ready lift 3" for mine. It was 365 online. Buddy of mine did a procomp 3" I believe and paid 1600 I am the light silver. All depends on how much you wanna spend bro

Good looking stance you got there playa. I am running -12 offset with my set up so I have the exact stance as yours.

Check out Hercules terra trac. I have a set of their a/t tires and they last very long for an all terrain. They're pretty cheap as well. They carry a highway tire but I didn't like the tread pattern

Any tire shop can order those sensors. It'll be about $100 for the sensors then whatever the cost is for installation and the place you choose to get it done at