16" 8 Hole Steel Wheels.....

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They're 17s not 16s.
 

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The set I'm looking at says 16" 6 lug Chevy/Toyota......these are 8 bullet holes.

Maybe they are 17".....that would actually be better. I'll check with the seller in the morning.
 
Yes, that's slightly helpful to see exactly which 8-holes you're talking about.

Unfortunately there's nothing in the picture to see what brand/model they are. They are aftermarket and that's about all anyone can tell.

Mine are factory Toyota (FJ trail edition) and those are not. Apples compared to oranges.
 
It says "steel" because the 8 hole wheel I referenced in the pic is a steel wheel, not alloy. A lot of FJ guys run the 8 hole steel wheels vs the regular FJ Steelies like I currently own.
 
It says "steel" because the 8 hole wheel I referenced in the pic is a steel wheel, not alloy. A lot of FJ guys run the 8 hole steel wheels vs the regular FJ Steelies like I currently own.

The wheel in your pictures, and the 17" wheel in someone else's post are NOT steel wheels.
 
I prefer 6.5 hole titanium wheels personally.


This entire post is confusing. You ask about 8 hole steel wheels, no other reference, which could mean absolutely anything under the sun. How is anyone supposed to give an opinion of that?

Then you post a pic of ALUMINUM rims and say those are the STEEL rims you are referencing.....?

:shrug:
 
The pic of the wheels I was referencing and posted a pic of are indeed 8 bullet hole Chevy style 6 lug STEEL wheels. As are my '07 FJ Cruier Steelies.

The other pic with the FJ is not mine.

I've seen a lot of FJ's run these type of STEEL 8 hole wheels and was curious if any 4R's were running them. That's all.
 
The pic of the wheels I was referencing and posted a pic of are indeed 8 bullet hole Chevy style 6 lug STEEL wheels. As are my '07 FJ Cruier Steelies.

The other pic with the FJ is not mine.

I've seen a lot of FJ's run these type of STEEL 8 hole wheels and was curious if any 4R's were running them. That's all.

Not a lot of point to arguing with you and I'll let it go, but those are not steel wheels. The ad you are looking at might says so, but they aren't steel. Steel wheels don't form with a 1/2 thickness at the holes. And the center flange section on steel wheels always has some raised or depressed areas for strength. I do understand what you want to do and I'll say if you want that look I see no problem with it. I was simply confused about the steel vs aluminum because the only steel wheels were the ones on the blue truck, presumably yours.
 
as long as you can get the factory lugs to work or use bolt on spacers that are hubcentric you'll have no problems. I had a set that required a tiny spacer, non bolt on style and had the hardest time getting them to not shake when driving.

I liked the look, they were heavy though.
 
here's a couple of pics....this is actually my wifes 4runner..265 75 16's..backspacing is low, that's why i never added any real spacers..i tried a 1.25 and the fronts rubbed pretty bad..I loved the look, just couldn't stand the shakes! I put my factory 16's on hers now after I got the Fn's on mine.

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