What wheels??

[jshaw]

Alright everyone, I recently sold my 2018 Tundra and am now driving my 1994 22re 4runner on a daily basis. I'm hoping for some examples of what everyone is running for aftermarket wheels. I'm currently running 34x9.5x15 bias ply swampers on some aluminum 5 star American racing wheels that make my 30 mile 1 way commute interesting to say the least. My plan is to run BFG ko2's in 33x10.5x15 or 255/85/16 km3's depending on what wheel size I end up going with. So with that being said who's running some decent looking 15 or 16" aluminum wheels? Pic for attention because who doesn't like a couple clean ish Toyota's

 

[Zanz25]

So sorry I missed this on the first dozen passes through the classic forum.

Tough situation. Grey (my eyes are old) exterior pushes the faddish bronze wheels out of the conversation. Flat black would look awesome on a clean grey 4Runner.

 

[MaLarryYa]

I'd be interested to see some aftermarket wheels as well... I really love the stock options and I have a hard time justifying the cost on a set I don't absolutely adore.

 

[Zanz25]

I'd be interested to see some aftermarket wheels as well... I really love the stock options and I have a hard time justifying the cost on a set I don't absolutely adore.

Its a tough situation. I have an '86 Turbo in the original gold color. My boy says invest in some 'retro' 80s wheels, but I kind a like the 3rd+ gen rims. Finding a set of original rims that aren't clapped will be tough. Folks think they are minted in gold.

 

[Zanz25]

Since this post has gotten so many great pics of decent rims, I thought I'd slum back and post what I'm debating for my gold '86 Runner...

Since bronze on a gold vehicle would look ridiculous, I'm thinking something like this...

 

[djelectron]

I picked up a set of Relations Race Wheels RR7-Hs in matte black a while back for the 4Runner, and I'll be selling off my old rims soon. They're nice, lightweight wheels, and you can add true beadlock or protection rings. There's a newer version now than mine that I believe are hydroforged for better strength and weight. They are not the fastest company to ship wheels - unless they are already in stock. Since mine were a pre-order, I waited a long while for manufacturing and shipping, but they were worth it.

I currently have the Trail Edition wheels with the silver paint. I think they look pretty nice, but my truck is losing all of the silver and chrome, so they have to go haha.