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I have these style center caps, but in black: Google Image Result for https://www.toyota-4runner.org/attachments/for-sale-suspension-wheels-tires/149142d1426257235-fs-18x9-bfd-wheels-corona-ca-front-rim-jpg So I'm thinking it's the old style rather than the new flat ones, which I'd prefer to...

Hi everyone, I'm looking for some new center caps for my FN BFD wheels (FN has been a little tough to get a hold of this year...). Anybody have extras lying around? I think they might be the same for any FN wheel model.

Saw Jetboy at Home Depot. Edit: How do you rotate the image?

When it's done it'll be the coolest 4Runner in Boise.

If you arrange and pay shipping then yes, but I think it would probably be cost prohibitive at that point.

I have the FN Wheels' BFD's and I really like them: https://www.fnwheels.com/new-products/bfd/ They come in lots of colors, are really light, look good, and FN has extremely good customer support (many forum members agree). You probably know this, but there are more tire options for 17 inch...

I still have a set of stock 20" wheels with tires from a 2015 Limited in the Salt Lake City area if anyone is interested. I also go down to Vegas and up to Boise fairly often.

We got about a foot and a half of snow here in SLC so I went tow-boarding behind my 4Runner: http://vid1068.photobucket.com/albums/u445/mmikhalev/IMG_0670_zpssm7at0cx.mp4

Titanpat57 We needed a douche-canoe to navigate this creek thread.

I have the 22 inch and I'm very happy with it. The optics aren't as good as Rigid, but it does just fine and definitely good for the money.

I still have a set of 15' Limited wheels for sale along with stock tires with 20k miles on them. No TPMS. $700. I'd throw in the spare for $100.

I've had these on for three months and really like them. Great traction in snow both on and off road. It was snowing while I was driving home to Boise this weekend and I pulled out two vehicles that slid off the road and got stuck in the center median. I also went off-roading on the old Oregon...

If you're trying to save money why not just mount a cheap-o light bar in the stock grill so you don't have to pay $300+ for plastic?

I write patents at a law firm called Maschoff Brennan, right across the street from the field house next to the Rossignol and Skullcandy buildings. Snowing like crazy right now, time to go skiing (this weekend).

Check out the Cooper Discoverer ATW's. It's what I run and really like them. They are not as aggressive as some all terrain tires, but they are snow rated and are very good on-road and in the snow. You will probably have better luck selling your tires locally, for example on Craigslist.