Check out my 17" 2015 4Runner wheels on my 3rd gen

[fblainen11]

Got new stems in place and balanced.
Total cost including wheels, tires, stems, and balance labor: $175

Edit: No I'm not taking off my running boards....at least for now.

 

[Ryance39]

They look pretty good. Almost period correct.

 

[RedSled]

I agree with above, they look good. What size tires are you running?

 

[01thunder]

i've had those on my truck for 4 years now.

 

[fblainen11]

265/70/17

I have all the stuff to do my lift. Should give me about 1.5"-2" lift.

Once I do that I'll look into bigger tires. But I'm happy with this ride/look for now.

 

[Scramble]

Looks Great!

 

[fblainen11]

i've had those on my truck for 4 years now.

My lift should be comparable to what you've got. I'm going with new 99 talls in the back and OME in front.
I'll have a 1" spacer in back and the OME will be on 5100s I'll use to get me level.

 

[gamefreakgc]

265/70/17

I have all the stuff to do my lift. Should give me about 1.5"-2" lift.

Once I do that I'll look into bigger tires. But I'm happy with this ride/look for now.

I like the snowflake wheels.

PS your tires are already 1" larger than stock since since they are R17's. You might have rubbing issues if you go even bigger.

 

[fblainen11]

I like the snowflake wheels.

PS your tires are already 1" larger than stock since since they are R17's. You might have rubbing issues if you go even bigger.

My overall diameter is actually exactly the same. The tires I had on my 16s were 265/75/16. These are 265/70/17.

So the overalls height is about .2 inches according to the tire manufacturer's spec sheets.

 

[fblainen11]

Next step up is less .5 inches overall taller. So .25" closer to rubbing.

 

[infantry503]

I like the snowflake wheels.

PS your tires are already 1" larger than stock since since they are R17's. You might have rubbing issues if you go even bigger.

I have 285's on my snowflake wheels and don't rub, pretty sure I have a small lift though. It is really really close to rubbing

 

[gamefreakgc]

My overall diameter is actually exactly the same. The tires I had on my 16s were 265/75/16. These are 265/70/17.

So the overalls height is about .2 inches according to the tire manufacturer's spec sheets.

My bad, missed the change there! So yeah, they basically are the same size.

 

[fblainen11]

i have 285's on my snowflake wheels and don't rub, pretty sure i have a small lift though. It is really really close to rubbing

285/70/17?

 

[infantry503]

285/70/17?

Yes.