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Old 04-23-2018, 10:44 PM #1
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Issues with rim rubbing on brake caliper.

Hey guys wondering if anyone else had the issue that I was faced with today. I bought a set of 17 inch '17 Tacoma rims off of a guy to use a summers for my '07 Sport but the the brake caliper is just rubbing the inside of the front rims only. The caliper on the rear are single piston and have lots of room, while the fronts are double pistons and bigger overall. I didn't notice this until I pulled out of the garage and scored the rim all around. Thoughts? I'm thinking I could file the high spot on the caliper as there's lots of meat there but what kind of clearance should the minimum be between the calipers and rims.

The Toacoma rims have a step up as can be seen in the pictures where the OEM 4Runner rims don't have this step up which is the difference from rim to rim.
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Hey guys wondering if anyone else had the issue that I was faced with today. I bought a set of '17 Tacoma rims off of a guy to use a summers for my '07 Sport but the the brake caliper is rubbing the inside of the front rims only. The caliper on the rear are single piston and have lots of room, while the fronts are double pistons and bigger overall. I didn't notice this until I pulled out of the garage and scored the rim all around. Thoughts? I'm thinking I could file the high spot on the caliper as there's lots of meat there but what kind of clearance should the minimum be between the calipers and rims.

The Toacoma rims have a step up as can be seen in the pictures where the OEM 4Runner rims don't have this step up which is the difference from rim to rim.
U could run a small spacer up front.

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U could run a small spacer up front.

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You think that the rim is tapered? Cause it's rubbing on the outside of the caliper not the front of the caliper. I'll measure it tomorrow and report back.
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You think that the rim is tapered? Cause it's rubbing on the outside of the caliper not the front of the caliper. I'll measure it tomorrow and report back.
Man I could swear I’ve seen 4th gens with these wheels before.
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4th gen Sport trim has larger brake caliper than SR5 trim, so 16" wheels may rub a little.
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4th gen Sport trim has larger brake caliper than SR5 trim, so 16" wheels may rub a little.
Yes, I have those rims on an '05 SR5 with no rubbing.
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yup another sr5 with those wheels too. no probs

kinda glad to know where they came from. they were on the truck when i bought it
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4th gen Sport trim has larger brake caliper than SR5 trim, so 16" wheels may rub a little.
They're 17" rims and still rub, I'm planning on taking the file to the caliper and shaving the high spot off.
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Do you have any pics from the side with those rims mounted? Looking to replace my stock rims.
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Do you have any pics from the side with those rims mounted? Looking to replace my stock rims.
They look pretty sharp, but I put my winters back on until I figured out what I'm going to do....I'll get you a pic when I have them on again.
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Anyone else have any input on my issue?
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As @jmp55 stated in a post above, the problem that you are having with using these Tacoma rims is likely the size of the brake caliper/rotors on your model of 4Runner.

Rotor size question

2007 Limited rotor size (will 16 inch wheel fit?)

https://www.4runners.com/threads/201...-4runner.2191/
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Yes I agree with you but it's odd that only the drivers side rubbed while the passenger side was fine.
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Are you the original owner of your 4Runner?

My educated guess would be that at some point someone replaced either the driver or passenger side caliper/rotor with a different size.

I would check both calipers to see what is stamped on them (see my suggested threads above).
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Anyone else have any input on my issue?
My input is to not expect rims from another car to work on your car with no issues. Just buy custom rims with the correct offset and your entire problem will disappear forever.
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