Show me your aftermarket wheels on your 16!

Woah what wheel and tire combo is that?

 

Can anyone chime in on the pros/cons of the Konig Counter steers or the Level 8 MK6?

They are the same design (replica TE37's), but the Level 8 MK6 is almost half the price.

 

Toyo open country at2 285 70 17
Pro comp 7032 series rims

 

half the price?

7lbs heavier seems to be the major difference. The Konigs are 20lbs while the mk6 is 27

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/17-konig-six-shooter-wheels-brand-new.240274/

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/from-concept-to-production-level-8-mk6.272759/

 

Thanks! 7lbs is a significant difference in weight.

 

Those Open Country's look bad-to-the-ass!

 

No problem

 

20lbs is just about the lightest a 17" wheel can get. Very impressive number.

If you're comparing 17s to 17s, i'd get the Konigs. But I'd still choose the 16" level 8 over either.

 

Konig has 16" Counter Steers as well.

 

What size wheel do yall prefer for the OR? And what size tires? I'm thinking about leveling the front end

 

Good year Wrangler any good? quiet?

 

These are Fuel Beast wheels with Toyo Open Country A/T tires. Got everything at Les Schwab. No lift.....just as smidge bigger at 265/70/17 vs the stock 265/65/17. No rub, no problem.

 

Those are sweet, and pricy. Couldn't find the weight on them though.

 

notice any difference in mpg with the slightly bigger tire? prob not huh? I'm thinking of getting the same

 

I am getting 16" level 8 mk6 installed later this week on my third gen......4runner. At 23.5 lbs. they are heavier than konig, which i love. But for $101 per wheel i couldnt justify konigs over the mk6.

 

Nothing wrong with that^

 

My feelings exactly. Looking for all black rims none of this silver and black ISHT

 

No difference at all. I can't remember the offset, but I tried to get them as close to stock as possible but still able to run the slightly larger tire. I wanted a more aggressive look without going to a lift kit and this combo worked perfectly. It's a bad picture of the wheels ( I'll post a better one later), but the are two-toned gunmetal grey and black. Perfect for the Inferno!

 

Do you have any side shots?

 

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