TRD 16" Ivan Stewart Wheels

[03RoadRunner]

I know....search idiot!

I did, but didn't really fine a definitive answer.

Will these wheels fit a 4x4 SR5 4runner? Someone mentioned they might rub the control arms. I was going to get stock 265.70R16 tires....probably AT/Revo's.

Thanks in advance for your help.....flame suit on!

03RR

 

[blcktpgsr]

You shouldn't have any troubles fitting those in..Ron Helmuth's rig is fitted with them.
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[Rock Slide]

I'm running them too w/ zero issues. Click the link in my sig for pics.

 

[obkook]

I've got them on too (albeit slight lift and slightly larger tires).

 

[Pikeman]

I am running them also with 285/75 tires.

 

[03RoadRunner]

Thanks!!!

Thanks for all the replys guys!!!!

Awesome...just wanted to confirm.

Nice rides by the way!

 

[03RoadRunner]

A minor detail

I noticed those who said they fit....all have lifted trucks!

I've got my stock height currently....do you think they'll rub?

Planning on lifting in the near future.
03RR

Thanks!

 

[Pikeman]

If you are running the the stock size tires as mentioned in your first post of thread then no it wont rub. The main reason the lift is it is required for our tire size and not the rim size.

 

[Rock Slide]

I noticed those who said they fit....all have lifted trucks!

I've got my stock height currently....do you think they'll rub?

Planning on lifting in the near future.
03RR

Thanks!

Lifted or not doesn't matter, they'll fit. You think Toyota's going to have a wheel mass produced (originally marketed for Tacomas), that's only gonna fit "lifted" trucks?? No way.



Here's a photo of Speedy's 4Runner w/ no lift and stock 265/70 tire size:

More info on Speedy's nice ride can be found here: Project SportRunner

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[Ron Helmuth]

it's the tire size that may rub...

I sold off my Ivans-the tires rubbed on the A arms causing a squeak that was driving me batty. 265/75/16s BFG All Terrain TA KOs.

I loved the look but the noise was troublesome...and the cash helped fund my unemployment....

I have read suggestions that the 265/70 or the 235/85 are a better fitment but can not confirm from personal knowledge.

The wheels will fit fine-it's the tires that may rub. Lift or no lift.