Can't find Lug nuts for 2025 TRD rims

[TexasCW]

Hey all, Going to a customer's house from Homey Despot with a full load of lumber on the trailer I rounded a blind curve at 60 and found a overturned, half full 5 gal. bucket of Hydraulic fluid which my Nitto Ridgegrapplers grappled and crushed.
Either the rim or the tire is now screwed up and while looking for another set of rims I ran across a set of 2025 18" TRD rims and Falken Wildpeak tires that are take-offs for $700. They were replaced with AM rims and tires after approximately 70 miles and stacked in the guys garage.

Figuring they will get me by until I can find another pair/set of 17" rims and tires, I took them home and went to swap my 2017 17" rims and WTF! Toyota changed the Stud size after 5 generations... The threads went from 12-1.5 to 14-1.5 and the lug nut sleeve OD is about 2mm wider.
I've gone to every parts store and tire place within 50 miles trying to find ones that work and gone on the Dorman website looking.
Does anybody know where to get a set that will work?

PS the rims, while VERY nice, look stupid on my '99 Limited but I'll run them until I can find what I want.

 

[phattyduck]

Hub bore is wrong too, so don't even try. You need adapter spacers to fit them.

-Charlie

 

[2TH4IST]

Yep center bore is something like 97.5mm while the 3rd gen is 106mm.

Also the new trucks all use m14 lug nuts. So if you used a standard acorn style lug nut the cone won't fit correctly. Don't know if they make a adapter lug nut. You can get custom adapters made. But honestly I would not bother with it.