265/70/17 and zero offset wheels? Will it work?

[navaraqueen]

Hi!

I have a Navara D40 2009 Spanish build. I want to put on 265/70/17 tires and I have two choices of rims:

17x7 zero offset:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/284925332853?hash=item4256df8d75:g:yMcAAOSwI2pi8Oyq
And 17x8 zero offset:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/284475718563?hash=item423c12fba3:g:yTMAAOSwlzphQt~F
My question is, will these stick out beyond the fenders? Will 17x7 stick out? I need it to be flush because of inspection.

Has anyone tried this?

 

[Old.Tony]

I have the same car as you, and to be honest I hated moving to larger wheels. My fuel consumption went up, power felt worse and I couldn't wait to go back to standard.

As for those wheels fitting, I think our offset is supposed to be around 30mm?

 

[navaraqueen]

I have the same car as you, and to be honest I hated moving to larger wheels. My fuel consumption went up, power felt worse and I couldn't wait to go back to standard.

As for those wheels fitting, I think our offset is supposed to be around 30mm?

I understand, the Diesel Navara feels a little underpowered for me already. But I just installed a 2.5" lift and I really can't wait to put on bigger tires and rims ))) The stock ones just aren't doing it for me. :/ Yes I also read it's about 30 mm. I currently have 255/65/17 on 17x7 inch stock rim (with 30mm offset I think), so going up to a 17x7 rim with 0 offset and 265/70/17 wheels would make my wheels stick out 30mm plus another 10mm with the wider tires. I believe this is about right?

 

[Fivefivezero]

I have that combo. Sits flush, different rims not sure of any offset

 

[navaraqueen]

I have that combo. Sits flush, different rims not sure of any offset

Looks great! Does anyone know if I need to purchase new lug nuts for these kind of rims or can I use the original ones that came with the car?

I'm looking to order these:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/2849253328...d=&campid=5338413729&toolid=10001&mpt=2766767