SOLD - 18" Black Rhino Imperial Wheels + 275/65/18 Falken Wildpeaks - SF Bay Area
For sale: 4 Black Rhino Imperial Wheels w/ tires with the following specs:
Size: 18" dia x 9" w
PCD: 6-139.7 (Toyota 4Runner, FJ Cruiser and Tacoma)
Offset: +12mm
Tires: Falken Wildpeak A/T3W 275 /65 R18 116T SL...
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I just went with Icon 2.5 fronts and 2.0 rears(w/2" coils in the back) with about a 2" lift in the front. I have 275/65/18Rs on and there is a little rubbing on the front of the wheel well at full lock. I only had rubbing at full lock if the nose dove at full lock prior to that, so in a sense...
UPDATE: Both Black Rhino and America's Tire said go with the +12mm offset with stock suspension. I ended up going with 18x9s instead of 20x9s, with Michelin LTX A/T 2s in 275/65/20. No rubbing, just enough clearance on the front of the well at full lock.
Take-off set of 20" wheels and tires from a 5th Gen 4Runner Limited. One wheel has very minor curb rash by the stem that is very fixable. Wheels include center caps and lug nuts (no TPS). Tires are the OEM 245/60/R20 Yokohama Geolanders. They have 40k on them and should have enough tread until...
Unless I'm reading it wrong, the +12 offset/5.5" backspace basically "centers" the new wheel like the OEM, while the -12 offset/4.5" backspace pushes it out, away from the center of the truck.
Thanks for the replies, I'd be going with the 275/55/20 for the tires. Wouldn't the -12 offset and 4.5" backspace put the wheel closer to the suspension and create clearance issues?
I've decided to go with new wheels and tires with my 2012 Limited and have settled on 20" Black Rhino Imperials with Michelin LTX A/T 2s in 275/55/20.
America's Tire lists two options: 20 X9 6-139.70 12 BKMTXX and 20 X9 6-139.70 -12 BKMTXX. The only apparent difference is the offset (+12 vs...
Thanks, I figured that was the case. I already have an external unit that I am using and don't really like the non-user friendly set-up.
The other option I am looking at is putting in an OEM NAV, which has a better interface with the touch screen and the steering wheel controls. Cost is not...
I've got a 2004 4Runner Sport Edition that has the standard radio. I want to go with an integrated Sirius system with the stock radio.
It is my understanding that the 2005 and up single disk and JBL 6-disk radios are the only ones that can use a direct connect system. So, I was wondering if I...