SJD83
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Good idea OP. It's cool to see all the different Toyota wheels in one place. Here's my contribution.
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OEM toyota wheel options/pics for 3rd gen 4runner *post em up*
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Phlebotomiser
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That's what I get for posting from my phone.... Precious....
Autocorrect is such a helpful tool.
SJD83
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No doubt. Our modern day technology can be infuriating sometimes. Especially these stupid smart phones! (I think that's an oxymoron. :doh
Twan
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Well, that's probably because it's a spammer.
Scramble
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LOL, I usually notice that. It's still early morning for me. :dizzy:
Svenrandall
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My 3rd gen with 2016 trd Tacoma wheels
:ybrick: Just got some 2016 trd Tacoma offroad wheels and tires. Fit great and love them. 2000 4Runner , bilstein 5100 first notch and new rear springs .
:ybrick: Just got some 2016 trd Tacoma offroad wheels and tires. Fit great and love them. 2000 4Runner , bilstein 5100 first notch and new rear springs .
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Oprah
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My 98 Limited with OME 881/906+10mm and Spidertrax 1.25" Spacers on 2015 TrdPro 17x7" Bfg AT K/O2 285/70/17
She looks great! Are these the black version or grey version?? Thanks!
suppra87
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Appreciate it man! Ive got the grey version, though they do look black in the right lighting.
Oprah
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Even in person you mean? or just in pictures? I also have a black truck, thinking it'll look sharp.
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Scramble
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This thread is for pics...post 'em up!
TorqueOfTheDevil
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I must admit I think the 17" Tundra/Sequoia ones probably win for me!
When I bought my truck back, the "intrim" owner had a set of "summer" on road wheels, to go with the stock ones with A/Ts.
Look how stock it is!
These are Landcruiser Colorado wheels, but look the same as the late 4Runner ones... Painted black.
With "Tarmac Terrain" spec tyres. (actually he claimed way better fuel, and they were pretty smooth and quiet)
I run aftermarket now, but use these as my "spares" as they fit over the larger tundra brakes.
Rear mounted spare is a pain.. you always need a set of 5!
When I bought my truck back, the "intrim" owner had a set of "summer" on road wheels, to go with the stock ones with A/Ts.
Look how stock it is!
These are Landcruiser Colorado wheels, but look the same as the late 4Runner ones... Painted black.
With "Tarmac Terrain" spec tyres. (actually he claimed way better fuel, and they were pretty smooth and quiet)
I run aftermarket now, but use these as my "spares" as they fit over the larger tundra brakes.
Rear mounted spare is a pain.. you always need a set of 5!
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suppra87
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Just in pictures. They always have a matte grey look in person. Looks amazing on a black truck!
Oprah
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That's what I like to hear!!!
SnowLizard
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What's the widest stock Toyota rim post 2000? I'm only seeing 7.5 from mass produced vehicles...
kurticus91
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kurticus91
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Is it weird that my favorite thing about that photo is the badass Judas Priest decal? Love it
Scramble
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:guitar3: "I'm Made Of Metal...!":guitar3:
poleclimber63
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After my TBU I acquired some rims...
My Summer rims are 16" 4Runner 02' LTD rims with 265/70/16 Yokohama's. They were in pretty good shape so I stripped, polished them and put 3 coats of clear coat on them.
My Winters are 17" 98' Sequoia rims with 265/65/17 Blizzak's (diameter close to stock 30.4"). They were in terrible condition--- the guy at the wrecking yard tried his best to convince me not to buy them--- I got them for a really good price! I spent a bit of time "dremmeling" the worst of the corrosion off, smoothing off and painting. I laid 4 coats of rim paint and 3 coats of clear coat.
during the re-finishing process
My Summer rims are 16" 4Runner 02' LTD rims with 265/70/16 Yokohama's. They were in pretty good shape so I stripped, polished them and put 3 coats of clear coat on them.
My Winters are 17" 98' Sequoia rims with 265/65/17 Blizzak's (diameter close to stock 30.4"). They were in terrible condition--- the guy at the wrecking yard tried his best to convince me not to buy them--- I got them for a really good price! I spent a bit of time "dremmeling" the worst of the corrosion off, smoothing off and painting. I laid 4 coats of rim paint and 3 coats of clear coat.
during the re-finishing process
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