20x9 TRD Pro style wheels?

[Steve40th396]

I have been looking for 20 inch wheels for the Limited in a wider size, and came across some on ebay. Correct bolt pattern.
They have some nice designs. Made in China though..
But, here is a look..
20" Gloss Black Wheel fits - Toyota 4Runner TR5 PRO Style (4) 20x9.0 | eBay

 

[Bmnorm2]

In my experience you will have to spend at least double that to get aftermarket wheels that match or beat OEM quality. Not exactly the best component to buy cheap. Consider also there is a significant performance change when changing unsprung mass.

 

[Steve40th396]

In my experience you will have to spend at least double that to get aftermarket wheels that match or beat OEM quality. Not exactly the best component to buy cheap. Consider also there is a significant performance change when changing unsprung mass.

I agree. Some of the wheels people put on their trucks are of the low quality. You see it quite often..
But, with this wheel, and using terms like SEMA in some of their descriptions make me suspicious. That is why I posted it here.
Adding weight does change many things, from fuel economy, handling, braking etc. Wear and tear too.
Pros and cons to everything when modifying..

 

[Something_Awesome]

I have been looking for 20 inch wheels for the Limited in a wider size, and came across some on ebay. Correct bolt pattern.
They have some nice designs. Made in China though..
But, here is a look..
20" Gloss Black Wheel fits - Toyota 4Runner TR5 PRO Style (4) 20x9.0 | eBay

Probably heavy as hell. Maybe I am a snob, but if I ever went aftermarket, I'd go with Rays wheels all day. Probably Volks or Gram Lights specifically (I like their aesthetic and very much appreciate the drastic weight reduction). At the very least, I would never drop one dollar on a new wheel that was heavier than what was already on there. That doesn't compute for me at all.

 

[Pavement Tested]

Half the OEM and aftermarket wheels on the road today are made in China. Example, the fancy 20" polished "Alcoa" look wheels that come on the new Ram 3500 trucks are in fact made in China and not affiliated with the very reputable Alcoa name at all. They just look the part. Typically, branded wheels made to the manufacturer's specifications. I would not put unbranded wheels on anything more critical than my lawn mower. You get what you pay for.

 

[Steve40th396]

I will keep researching wheels for this Limited 4runner.
It deserves wider wheels that what it has, so I can put 265 or 275s on it.
Would like to have 19/20s though..

 

[flying eyeball]

275-55 fit fine on Stock wheels

Got 50K plus on a set of ko 2's

 

[Steve40th396]

275-55 fit fine on Stock wheels

Got 50K plus on a set of ko 2's

You have any pictures by any chance...
I have heard and seen many pics of the non limited 4runners with that size, but limited rims are .5 narrower I think.
On my corvette a 9.5 inch rim runs my 275/40s. So a rim 2 to 2.5 inches narrower seems to be squeezing it a bit..
But, I have done some 325s on 8.5 rims, so anything is possible..
Just want a fatter tire than these 245s.

 

[flying eyeball]

This is all I could find, not much help I know.

slight rub full lock in reverse

no spacers or anything

 

[Humble Leader]

I have been looking for 20 inch wheels for the Limited in a wider size, and came across some on ebay. Correct bolt pattern.
They have some nice designs. Made in China though..
But, here is a look..
20" Gloss Black Wheel fits - Toyota 4Runner TR5 PRO Style (4) 20x9.0 | eBay

check out replika by fastco. in canada toyota sells those rims for winter tire packages as an alternative to steelies for the 4runner. they have a pretty good reputation and a lot of tacoma guys run them and like them but they aren't cheap. I have them as well and they have been great. they have some 20" x 9" rims that might fit the 4runner

 

[Steve40th396]

check out replika by fastco. in canada toyota sells those rims for winter tire packages as an alternative to steelies for the 4runner. they have a pretty good reputation and a lot of tacoma guys run them and like them but they aren't cheap. I have them as well and they have been great. they have some 20" x 9" rims that might fit the 4runner

I was browsing by lug pattern. Interesting its the same as a GMC/Chevy. Offset is a little different, I think at +27mm, for this wheel. R162A

I will research this.. Must be the 3/4 ton and up wheels.
Bore size is different on Toyota vs GMC.
Oh well..
I could not find any