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Old 06-04-2009, 01:07 PM #1
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Steel Wheels?
Does anyone know a source for stock size 17 x7.5 inch steel wheels for my 2004 4-runner SE? The alloys have corroded so much that the tire beads won't stay seated without glue. I don't feel safe adjusting the air pressure to 12 psi to drive on the beach anymore.

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Re: Steel Wheels?
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Does anyone know a source for 16 x7.5 inch steel wheels for my 2004 4-runner. The alloys have corroded so much that the tire beads won't stay seated without glue. I don't feel safe adjusting the air pressure to 12 psi to drive on the beach anymore.

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I'd look around on the various FJC forums. Many FJC's are delivered with steelies and upgraded. The FJC will give the T4R a slightly wider stance too (15mm/side, 30mm total).

Another source would be Tacoma rims. The Taco rims have the same offset as the T4R.

Yet another source would be steelies off of a last gen Tundra/Sequioa. They'll have the same offset as the FJC rims.
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Will the offset difference cause me any alignment problems? Also, does anyone know if the pressure sensor transmitters from my 2004 T4R alloys will fit the FJ wheels?

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sensors should transfer over, & if your worried about it, just get a new alignment. you might need to make sure the tires clear the bumper & inner fender if you change to wheels that give you a wider stance.( just trim & move forward)
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