15" wheels

[AlaskaVX]

That setup will work without a lift, you will just have to trim a little bit of the front cladding. Try to find a good offset too. The 12.5 is what is going to make the fit difficult without a lift.

[Joe_Black]

All good info above, especially the center bore. I've got a set of 15" wheels from a Nissan Frontier that are currently shod with Yokohama 30X9.50 Geolandar MT+ tires. The only issue I had was clearance of the upper A-arm, which removed about 1mm of material from the inner portion of the rim. Caliper clearance is tight, so just be sure to test fit before you commit. Nissan truck wheels are a good choice though, as there is a variety of styles and you can find them in quantity at just about any used wheel shop. I got mine from eBay as a "removed-new" set complete with center caps and hardware for less than $200 delivered.

[Cuabaman]

As i am in the middle east fitting after market wheels is difficult. I will check what factory styles the dealers have in stock. I am also looking at the calmini 3" lift. What is the biggest tire you can fit with the 3" lift without rubbing? I do not want to re-gear as well.

I could keep the stock 18s. Just need to find a nice offroad tire. I guess nitto makes some.

Thanks for the info guys.

[AlaskaVX]

If you were to put the 3" lift on you would be able to fit 32x11.5 tires easily maybe just some minor trimming of plastic up front. 33x12.5's are a bit big and require trimming around the back of front cladding. (And I am still getting rubbing in some situations)