Part number for '19 TRD Pro wheels?

[jmike]

I have a friend who's a body tech at my local Toyota dealer and has come up with two separate answers. I thought it was a different dimensions based off a couple articles I've read but he was unable to locate a different part number for the wheels when comparing a '18 model to the '19. Then another tech told him the difference is due to the suspension change from Bilstein to Fox which is obviously wrong but with the inability to show him that's where the difference lies, he's convinced that's the correct answer.

Here's an example of a dealership in Naples showing their system just hasn't been updated:

'18 Wheels

'19 Wheels

I'm still up in the air if I want to follow what everyone else does and go with TRD Pros or if I want to be different and go with the FNs. I'd love to find some of the TRD 17" forged wheels that weren't $1300 for the set

 

[pDubs]

I read somewhere that the offset is slightly lower on the 19s. No idea if this is true or not, I don't see why they would have produced a new wheel and not changed the design.

 

[WallyT4R]

I have a friend who's a body tech at my local Toyota dealer and has come up with two separate answers. I thought it was a different dimensions based off a couple articles I've read but he was unable to locate a different part number for the wheels when comparing a '18 model to the '19. Then another tech told him the difference is due to the suspension change from Bilstein to Fox which is obviously wrong but with the inability to show him that's where the difference lies, he's convinced that's the correct answer.

Here's an example of a dealership in Naples showing their system just hasn't been updated:

'18 Wheels

'19 Wheels

I'm still up in the air if I want to follow what everyone else does and go with TRD Pros or if I want to be different and go with the FNs. I'd love to find some of the TRD 17" forged wheels that weren't $1300 for the set

If you go off road you already have the best wheels for that. If you are going for looks then do what everyone else does.

 

[jmike]

I read somewhere that the offset is slightly lower on the 19s. No idea if this is true or not, I don't see why they would have produced a new wheel and not changed the design.

Yah that baffles me too. Why go to the trouble to produce a new part w/o a design change.

 

[joshoowa]

Change probably due to new OEM manufacture?

 

[Big_Cuss]

I have 2 theories:

1) The offset had to change ever so slightly to give OEM-level clearance to some part of the Fox shocks that was reduced due to them being wider than the older years' bilsteins.

2) The offset didn't change, but people thought it did, because The Straight PIpes and other reviewers might have just flatly quoted the features sheet which mentioned different offset... thinking it was an interative change for 2019, when really Toyota was just listing the TRD wheels as having different offset from the standard SR5 wheels.

Not sure which is correct, but one is.

 

[pDubs]

I am definitely leaning towards number 2. Both are 17x7. TRD pro wheels have lower offset compared to the 2019 Sr5 wheels, all the same as previous models.

The offset is stamped on the wheels, anyone with a 2019 Trd Pro willing to go check what the ET says?

 

[niadh0]

i have both PRO wheels.... 2015 Pro wheels and 2019 Pro wheels that came with my 19 pro. will send model numbers soon,

 

[niadh0]

i have both PRO wheels.... 2015 Pro wheels and 2019 Pro wheels that came with my 19 pro. will send model numbers soon,

just tried to get the stamping from the back of the rear wheels but that area is fully covered by parts so will try to get the info tomorrow from the front wheels... too cold right now to get the numbers