Switching from 2014 Taco rims to 5th gen 4runner rims...issues?

[djake]

So I'm looking at switching out the rims on my new (to me) 4Runner, and I've been reading a lot about sizes and everything, but one thing I'm just not understanding, is if I put the rims pictured below on my 4Runner, will there be any rubbing or what changes would there be? I'm going from 2014 Tacoma rims the previous owner put on to the new Trail Edition 5th gen rims so wasn't sure about rubbing or offset or anything.

Tires I have on it right now are 265/70/17 if that matters. I found the picture below on this site because it looks like what I'm doing. My 4Runner is not lifted or anything.

Thanks for any info!!!

 

[rsingh0405]

You shouldn't have any issues. It all comes down to the offset of the new wheels, if you are staying with in the same width. For instance a 17x7.5 wheel with a +38 offset and going to a 17x7.5 wheel with a +12 offset, the width maybe the same but the actual rim part of the wheel will sit farther back.

 

[djake]

For the record, this is how she looks now:

 

[gm350reratliff]

I have no issues with mine. Running 265/70/17 Hankook ATs for now.

 

[djake]

I have no issues with mine. Running 265/70/17 Hankook ATs for now.

Did it widen the stance at all? Notice any differences?

 

[gm350reratliff]

It did widen the stance a bit and took away a little of the highwy twitchyness.

 

[kevinpt]

i dont think any toyota rims will rub with that size tire