Will these wheels give me fitment problems?

[DRVNGENTHUSIAST]

15x8 6x5.5 4.75BS
I want to run 33x11.5 tires on them with a roughcountry 3" lift.
Any insight appreciated thanks guys


Backspacing (in)
4.750 in.
Beadlock Functional
No
Beadlock Included
No
Center Bore Diameter (in)
4.280 in.
Center Cap Included
Yes
Hub Centric
No
Load Rating (lbs)
2,200 lbs.
Lug Nut Seat Style
Conical seat - 60 degree
Manufacturers Wheel Series
U.S. Wheel 44 Series
Offset
+6.00mm
Primary Wheel Color
Black
Quantity
Set of 4
Valve Stems Included
No
Wheel Construction
2-piece
Wheel Diameter
15 in.
Wheel Finish
Matte
Wheel Material
Steel
Wheel Width (in)
8.000 in.

 

[Semper_Fi]

should not give you a problem

 

[DRVNGENTHUSIAST]

Fellow devil dog?
Semper Fi
Thanks man I hope not

 

[DRVNGENTHUSIAST]

I should have clarified it is a 3rd gen 96 4runner incase anyone wonders haha but I did post in 3rd gen forum

 

[Doc2012]

That does matter. I was about to ask what year.

If you're running 15s, you should be fine. If you're running 16s, you can't run 15s. The brake calipers will hit the rim.

 

[DRVNGENTHUSIAST]

Mine came with 16" wheels... so does that mean I have bigger calipers or something?

 

[Singtoe]

That does matter. I was about to ask what year.

If you're running 15s, you should be fine. If you're running 16s, you can't run 15s. The brake calipers will hit the rim.

Not necessarily true. I had 15's on the Taco and it came with 16's...

 

[DRVNGENTHUSIAST]

See I keep trying the "is it compatible" feature and it definitely says these rims won't fit my car. I'm now looking at 16x8 thinking 15's are too small

 

[DRVNGENTHUSIAST]

Infact I found 16's I like a lot more! 16x8 6x5.5 and they have a 4.5' backspace with 0 offset. Will those without a doubt fit? Anyone know, thanks!

 

[Doc2012]

Not necessarily true. I had 15's on the Taco and it came with 16's...

From what I've read, there were differences in the calipers from the 15 and 16 inch, on the Runners.

Guess you really can't trust the internet. :/ lol.

 

[DRVNGENTHUSIAST]

of course.. haha

 

[t4rfredd]

You'll need a lower offset to run a 15. Our trucks generally come with 4 piston calipers which makes for very few 15 Inch options. I believe you need -25 offset or so. But I would recommend 16's to avoid any issue.