Can u fit 15" wheels w 16" calipers if you grind a little

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15" Steel wheels with oem brakes will fit. If you have upgraded to the tundra brake, it will not fit.
 
i ran into that problem a couple years ago, i ended up putting wheel spacers on them and i could fit 12.50R15's without the spacers 15'' rims hit my brakes
 
got em to fit


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definitely depends on the wheel... don't forget its illegal the grind the caliper down though. simple way around it is to paint the caliper. lol
 
how did you do this cordrayj1. i plane on going back to stock soon :toilet: because i want 15in tires. im willing to grind but i still dont think my rotor will even fit in the 15s
 
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i do have wheel spacers. so that played a part in the grinding.... i used a paddlewheel on a grinder and slowly checked the clearance until they fit.

and mikebontoft, I live in South Carolina, we dont have inspections, and im pretty sure im not gonna get a ticket...hahaa

the tires are BFG AT 35x12.50x15

they are big 35's. they rub pretty good, gonna have to trim front of my sliders and the ARB at the wheelwell.

The Rear has no clearance issues.

FrankM, those are stock wheels from the 85 4runner. Sometimes thats just what us Toyota guys like, old and nostalgic. they are nice wheels.
 
How many boats do you have in that backyard there? The 4runner looks good.

You have to love the no state inspections in SC. IF they were mandated, 1/4 of the drivers in SC would not be driving. Unfortunately, cyber criminals, like tourists, are welcomed with open arms to the Palmetto state these days.
 
i have a 16' flats boat and a 18' hobie cat. that little camo boat is my neighbors. he's a swamp bo

and yes, i love no inspections. i dont like anyone up in my ****
 
how are ur 12.5s on that stock wheel? and does your weel compleatly clear the rotor from the spacer?


im going to stock because the 15in wheels are cheaper and better . wish there was another way besides 16s
 

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