Pictures of the new 2021 trd pro wheels

Can anyone confirm the offset and backspacing? Still +4mm and 4.875"? I was hoping they'd be 7.5" or 8" wide and lighter than the TRD Pro Sema wheels.

Offset is wayyy different. 11-mm. with 4-mm. The offset widens the overall vehicle track width by 0.9-in. Since new model sits almost a full inch wider stance, the new rims basically come with built in 1" Spidertrax! These wheels make the 165 70 lood much bigger than they really are. I love the look.
I was set on buying the old version TRD Pro rim because I actually like the color a lot better. But once I saw the wider stance, I knew I made the right choice. It just looks meaner and less of the "skipped leg day" look that the old TRD Pro wheels kinda have, in my opinion. lol

If you're wondering how noticable the wider stance is, even my wife commented on it immediately and she cares nothing, and knows even less, about cars. lol :zoom:
 

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Guessing you mean -11mm offsets with a +4 backspacing? :noidea:

Looks good. Is your truck leveled up front?

To be honest, those stats were copied and pasted. lol:flame:

No, it's not "leveled", it's just level. lol I did 2.5" up front and 1.5" Bilstein springs in the rear. Bilstein says their 1.5" springs settle at 1" for 4wd 4Runner, which has definitely proved true. The stock rear is about 1.5" higher than the front so I figured if I want close to level, having a 1.5" difference between front and rear lift should give it to me. I was right.
Most 4x4 shops told me I needed 2" rear springs but I was not having it. I wanted level and I knew that 2" springs wouldn't get me there.

Ride quality is superb. And this is from a guy who used to autocross a Porsche Cayman so I have a good baseline to compare. lol
 
To be honest, those stats were copied and pasted. lol:flame:

No, it's not "leveled", it's just level. lol I did 2.5" up front and 1.5" Bilstein springs in the rear. Bilstein says their 1.5" springs settle at 1" for 4wd 4Runner, which has definitely proved true. The stock rear is about 1.5" higher than the front so I figured if I want close to level, having a 1.5" difference between front and rear lift should give it to me. I was right.
Most 4x4 shops told me I needed 2" rear springs but I was not having it. I wanted level and I knew that 2" springs wouldn't get me there.

Ride quality is superb. And this is from a guy who used to autocross a Porsche Cayman so I have a good baseline to compare. lol

Right on.. I hate how the factory suspension has so much rake. I want to pick up the front end a bit and leave the rear as is. Debating whether or not to add a .5" or a .75" spacer (if they even make one) to give me that added 1" - 1.5" lift.
 
If I were to put these new TRD Pro wheels on my 22 ORP, would I need different lug nuts? Are they the same?
 
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If I were to put these new TRD Pro wheels on my 22 ORP, would I need different lug nuts? Are they the same?

Same lugs but I'd get the black lug nuts as the stock silver ones will stick out like a sore thumb on a black wheel.
 
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I'd like to get a set of locking lug nuts for my '21 TRD off road with the factory wheels shown in my pic. What kind of lug nuts would you guys recommend ?
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I'd like to get a set of locking lug nuts for my '21 TRD off road with the factory wheels shown in my pic. What kind of lug nuts would you guys recommend ?
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These came with the truck when I bought it.
 

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These came with the truck when I bought it.
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Thanks for your reply ... this is my first new vehicle in a while that didn't come with locking lug nuts. Maybe because I saw it on the inventory sheet while it was still on the ship and ordered it ? So it didn't sit on the lot and the dealer didn't worry about the wheels getting ripped off ? Not sure ... but anyway, does the package show a p/n ?
 
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Thanks for your reply ... this is my first new vehicle in a while that didn't come with locking lug nuts. Maybe because I saw it on the inventory sheet while it was still on the ship and ordered it ? So it didn't sit on the lot and the dealer didn't worry about the wheels getting ripped off ? Not sure ... but anyway, does the package show a p/n ?

Try 00276-00901 but please confirm these are suited for your vehicle
 
Question about fit.

Nice photo. I was thinking about getting these wheels and using the stock Bridgestone 26570 R17 tires. Did you need to do any modifications or trimming?
 
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Thanks for your reply ... this is my first new vehicle in a while that didn't come with locking lug nuts. Maybe because I saw it on the inventory sheet while it was still on the ship and ordered it ? So it didn't sit on the lot and the dealer didn't worry about the wheels getting ripped off ? Not sure ... but anyway, does the package show a p/n ?

If your vehicle came installed with the TRD Pro wheel package, it should include the wheel locks free. It's built in to the price. It is possible the dealer decided to put those wheels on themselves once the vehicle came in. In that case, it's a little different. Ask them to throw it in as a courtesy because these wheels tend to come with their own locks. I think the locks are black though? I forget.
 
5th Gen (2016-2018) Fittment

Has anyone installed these on a 5th Gen (pre-2019)? Want to unquestionably confirm fitment before ordering. Thanks!
 

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