depends which year and style, the 2nd gen taco rims do not fit well as the offset is incorrect pushing the rim inboard for a less than desirable look, not sure about the older tundra offset, but obviously the new tundra 5 bolt won't work. best fit is the 2014-15+? factory trail edition 17" rims imo.
depends which year and style, the 2nd gen taco rims do not fit well as the offset is incorrect pushing the rim inboard for a less than desirable look, not sure about the older tundra offset, but obviously the new tundra 5 bolt won't work. best fit is the 2014-15+? factory trail edition 17" rims imo.
Both of those will fit. The Tacoma ones will push the wheels inward. The Sequoia wheels are the same as some of the first gen Tundra wheels - sometimes with just a different color paint.
-Charlie
Yeah, if that really is the size (265-70/17 is more normal, as is 265-65/17). Also a good deal if they are in good shape.Thanks. Those tires on the Sequoia wheels are 275/65/r17, those will fit? Those Falken tires have great reviews. He’d take 450 for the set of 5, good deal?
Yeah, if that really is the size (265-70/17 is more normal, as is 265-65/17). Also a good deal if they are in good shape.
-Charlie
Yeah, if that really is the size (265-70/17 is more normal, as is 265-65/17). Also a good deal if they are in good shape.
-Charlie
Literally ANY 4Runner wheel will fit the lugs/hubs. You'll want 3rd gen+ wheels (96 and newer) to fit over the brakes.What about these? They are off another 4Runner. Those Toyos seem to have some good life left, and they would take 350. 265/65/r16
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Literally ANY 4Runner wheel will fit the lugs/hubs. You'll want 3rd gen+ wheels (96 and newer) to fit over the brakes.
-Charlie