Alright, decided on the Black Yuma Wheels. Have a few questions...

[kuyaariel]

After some deliberation, I decided on the Black Yuma wheels to go onto my white 2016 Blizzard white t4r. I will also have someone else do the work for me (Discount Tire). I have a few questions to those more knowledgeable than I (which is pretty much everyone on this board)

Which rim will I need? I plan to reuse my stock tires. I assume it's the 17x8, with the 6x? bolt pattern. What is the "?" in the bolt pattern? This goes to my next question...

Will I be able to reuse my stock tires? I know my stock rims are 17x7.

Will there be special instructions needed as far as spacers?

I intend to get 5. Will I be able to replace the spare with this wheel?

Will I need to get special lug nuts?

And finally, where is the best (and least expensive) place to buy the 5 rims? I've seen some on Amazon and Ebay.

Thanks!

 

[LandCruiser]

It's typically not a wise idea to mount tires on a different rim.

Even remounting them in a different position can cause problems, and that's why they're supposed to mark them when they do so.

 

[mountain mike]

After some deliberation, I decided on the Black Yuma wheels to go onto my white 2016 Blizzard white t4r. I will also have someone else do the work for me (Discount Tire). I have a few questions to those more knowledgeable than I (which is pretty much everyone on this board)

Which rim will I need? I plan to reuse my stock tires. I assume it's the 17x8, with the 6x? bolt pattern. What is the "?" in the bolt pattern? This goes to my next question...

Will I be able to reuse my stock tires? I know my stock rims are 17x7.

Will there be special instructions needed as far as spacers?

I intend to get 5. Will I be able to replace the spare with this wheel?

Will I need to get special lug nuts?

And finally, where is the best (and least expensive) place to buy the 5 rims? I've seen some on Amazon and Ebay.

Thanks!

Your bolt pattern is 6 on 5.5 or 6 on 139.7

Yes you can reuse your stock tires

As for spacers it is going to depend on the backspacing that you get on the new wheel. I want to say that the factory backspacing is around 4.75 (someone fact check me on that). If you go with a wheel with less backspacing it will stick out further. I have found that the more they stick out the more you will rub.

It's typically not a wise idea to mount tires on a different rim.

Even remounting them in a different position can cause problems, and that's why they're supposed to mark them when they do so.

I have never heard of this before and I have switched tires on an off rims twice a year for years on two cars (snow tires in Colorado) and have never had an issues.

Can you please expand on the potential "problems"

 

[kuyaariel]

Thank you for answering my questions. Just a few more quick ones...

The one's I've seen on Ebay have zero offset. Should I be getting those?

Do I need to get special lugnuts?

Your bolt pattern is 6 on 5.5 or 6 on 139.7

Yes you can reuse your stock tires

As for spacers it is going to depend on the backspacing that you get on the new wheel. I want to say that the factory backspacing is around 4.75 (someone fact check me on that). If you go with a wheel with less backspacing it will stick out further. I have found that the more they stick out the more you will rub.



I have never heard of this before and I have switched tires on an off rims twice a year for years on two cars (snow tires in Colorado) and have never had an issues.

Can you please expand on the potential "problems"

 

[Watchdogg]

Looking at these wheels online it says acorn lugnuts required. So the answer is probably yes. You will need new lugs. Just checked my Trail wheels and they're 4.75 backspace.

 

[skratchd]

Make sure you get acorn nuts with a sleeve that centers the wheel on the hub and uses at least 3/4 of the threads on the stud. Otherwise Toyota will not rotate your tires. Apparently it's a liability issue.

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[oljedi11950]

Don't where you're located but sometimes 4wheel parts has sales ? Other tire & wheel online it's a good wheel !

 

[Jono.ful]

It's typically not a wise idea to mount tires on a different rim.

Even remounting them in a different position can cause problems, and that's why they're supposed to mark them when they do so.