Black TRD PRO Wheel: PTR2035110BK DISCONTINUED?
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rasber3140
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Only way you can get one is if you have a VIN for a TRD Pro 4Runner.
coltjester
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I finally gave up locating any new, and the few used sets I could find were sold by the time I contacted the seller. I was told by my local dealer Toyota told them they're unavailable till June at the earliest. Just ordered a new set of the matte grey TRD wheels today.
theMJof91
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Honestly how it should be.
sandcrawler
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sheesh. you people sure are something. parts are parts. and, sorry to say, but a Pro is just parts. and Toyota is all too happy to sell more parts.
but take heart, i have good news! can't find the TRD wheels? you can get the same design from FN Wheels in an 8" width that's better suited for larger tires!
navyjonathan
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The guy that mounted mine Recently is a wholesale dealer and he said Toyota clearance priced em to all the wholesellers a few weeks ago, said there was a influx of them and they purged them all....contact local wholesellers bet they might have em! This was in Fort Lauderdale area around 5 weeks ago.
Simpleman74
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Put on my white oakleys and affliction shirt and cry[MENTION=139682]Simpleman74[/MENTION] what are you going to do now that you can't get wheels to match your grill? :violin:eep:
jimster716
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100% agree. Keep the kool-aid drinkers from spreading. This ain't Toyota Technocraft (the real TRD) nor is it NASCAR. It's mostly just brand marketing. Even accessories that look similar to the TRD font kinda bug me. But that's just my opinion.
Cymon
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theMJof91
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I agree. If Toyota wants to sell them, that's fine. I'd be happier if they didn't. If I went with a TEP/SR5 I wouldn't try to make my vehicle look like something it's not. Just my personal opinion and I understand I might be in the minority on that one.
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jrandom
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:rofl: :thumb:
KuhDunkADunk
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You're right, it's your personal opinion. I could have purchased a TRD Pro, but I wanted a sunroof, I wanted a 3rd row, and I wanted a beige interior. If Toyota would have made a TRD Pro with these options, I would have purchased it. With your logic, I should be stuck with the only option available to me. Thankfully, Toyota sells parts and I was able to make my SR5P look the way I wanted it to look.
Which by the way, I don't think this really qualifies as making a vehicle look like something it's not. A TRD PRO is just a trim, same vehicle with different options (yes better suspension), but still a 4Runner. Now if I started adding TRD PRO badges all over it, well that's a whole other story.
ToyoDriver
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I bought TRD wheels, the TRD Pro badge, TRD grille and installed the bumper valances. I've also got the TRD skid.
Aside from red shocks, you'd never know. And I paid $36k for everything anddddd I can drive around six *****es with seat belts on for safety.
#AlreadyGotMyWheels
Aside from red shocks, you'd never know. And I paid $36k for everything anddddd I can drive around six *****es with seat belts on for safety.
#AlreadyGotMyWheels
lmturne1
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Why are so many people knocking the use of TRD components on non TRD marked vehicles?
Mine began life as a TRP as I wanted the vehicle in silver and was informed that the TRD Pro was not offered in that color. I wasn't going for Inferno, nor was I waiting around on Quicksand.
With that said the price difference for suspension, wheels, tires, trim pieces, caps, filters, and other items may justify the gap in price tags, the TRD Pro just wasn't cut out to stand that far apart from the other trim models.
I knew I wanted a sunroof, so that was strike one. I knew I needed more than the modest Bilstein suspension configuration, strike two. I needed more aggressive tires, strike three. Honestly, spending ~ $1,800 on reconfiguring the vehicle to fit my aesthetic needs was worth it rather than forking another 4K over at the dealership only to toss aside a decent suspension package, decent tires, while left desiring the sunroof and color config.
And while my VIN doesn't denote a TRD Pro, I don't let it keep me up at night.
We are all enthusiasts here with vastly different tastes. Don't be a snob.
Mine began life as a TRP as I wanted the vehicle in silver and was informed that the TRD Pro was not offered in that color. I wasn't going for Inferno, nor was I waiting around on Quicksand.
With that said the price difference for suspension, wheels, tires, trim pieces, caps, filters, and other items may justify the gap in price tags, the TRD Pro just wasn't cut out to stand that far apart from the other trim models.
I knew I wanted a sunroof, so that was strike one. I knew I needed more than the modest Bilstein suspension configuration, strike two. I needed more aggressive tires, strike three. Honestly, spending ~ $1,800 on reconfiguring the vehicle to fit my aesthetic needs was worth it rather than forking another 4K over at the dealership only to toss aside a decent suspension package, decent tires, while left desiring the sunroof and color config.
And while my VIN doesn't denote a TRD Pro, I don't let it keep me up at night.
We are all enthusiasts here with vastly different tastes. Don't be a snob.
sn_85
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There isn't. It's just one Bro Pro that really has an objection to it. Maybe he wants to feel special. Perhaps he can take solace in knowing that everyone will recognize his is a Bro Pro because it's Cement.
KuhDunkADunk
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