can I put 17 trd rims on my 2013 20 inch limited rims?

[iseeu1001]

I think the 17 inch rims look better then the 20 inch rims on my 4runner but how much would it cost to make it work?2013 Toyota 4Runner Trd 17-in alloy wheel - matte gray - PTR2035110GR | Jim Coleman Toyota, Bethesda MD

 

[Smitty19TRD]

I think it's a straight swap as long as you keep the same size tires that fit on the SR5 and TRD models.

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[pDubs]

The 17" and 265/70/17 that come OEM on TRDOR, SR5 and TRDP would fit with 0 modifications.

 

[mbm112]

That's literally what I did on mine. Straight swap and added Falken Wildpeaks. Minor rubbing at full lock so I did the fender liner mod and it's all good now.

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[shaun]

So you want to replace your 20" with 17" rims? Yes you can do that but you will need new tires as well. You would be looking at around 800 or 900 or so for rims and about another 800 or 1000 or so for tires. FN Wheels make some good rims with different color choices as well which are made to be Toyota spec 17″ FN Wheels ƒ(x) Pro | FN Wheels Store I paid 899 for 4 shipped with lugnuts.

Oh another thing top consider is you may want 5 tires and rims to account for your spare. I know FN wheels will sell you a cheaper "dinged" wheel that may just have a scratch on it for cheaper.

 

[iseeu1001]

That's literally what I did on mine. Straight swap and added Falken Wildpeaks. Minor rubbing at full lock so I did the fender liner mod and it's all good now.View attachment 365229

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What do you mean by rubbing at full lock? Did you need to adjust your speedo or anything?

So you want to replace your 20" with 17" rims? Yes you can do that but you will need new tires as well. You would be looking at around 800 or 900 or so for rims and about another 800 or 1000 or so for tires. FN Wheels make some good rims with different color choices as well which are made to be Toyota spec 17″ FN Wheels ƒ(x) Pro | FN Wheels Store I paid 899 for 4 shipped with lugnuts.

Oh another thing top consider is you may want 5 tires and rims to account for your spare. I know FN wheels will sell you a cheaper "dinged" wheel that may just have a scratch on it for cheaper.

Yup I want to change all 4. Donut rim is not the same size I think as my regular rim anyhow. 215x4=860+taxs 6% which is $911. Not bad prices for 4 rims and yes I did account into getting wheels lol because how else would I put them on? I can recoup the cost by selling my 20 inches. Tires should be somewhat cheaper then what I have on right now.

 

[bowhun2r]

What do you mean by rubbing at full lock? Did you need to adjust your speedo or anything?

If you go with the FN wheels they are 0 offset meaning the wheels are pushed further out than stock. At full lock (turning until the steering wheel stops) you will clip the front lower inner bumper with stock 265/70/17 tires on the LE. As [MENTION=584756]mbm112[/MENTION] stated it's an easy fix and no one will be able to notice it.

Speedo will be fine. The stock 20" and the 17" with stock 265s are practically identical in diameter.

https://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-...r-5th-gen-tire-fitment-guide.html#post1550444

That's an excellent thread with great info.

 

[Toffees]

So you want to replace your 20" with 17" rims? Yes you can do that but you will need new tires as well. You would be looking at around 800 or 900 or so for rims and about another 800 or 1000 or so for tires. FN Wheels make some good rims with different color choices as well which are made to be Toyota spec 17″ FN Wheels ƒ(x) Pro | FN Wheels Store I paid 899 for 4 shipped with lugnuts.

Oh another thing top consider is you may want 5 tires and rims to account for your spare. I know FN wheels will sell you a cheaper "dinged" wheel that may just have a scratch on it for cheaper.

Buy a set if 17s from a member here (especially the OR wheels) and you can frequently get a wheel/tire set for $500 if you're not picky about the tires.

Even if you are, sell the tires to a used shop and you're still coming out ahead.

 

[AZ Craig]

Alternatively, keep an eye on your local Craigslist as folks do sell take-offs periodically, especially from SR5s and TRD Offroads. You'd probably still want to upgrade tires if you plan on doing offroad driving, but you may easily be able to find a set of take offs for around $500 via this route too.