TRD PRO Wheels

So I've seen a lot of people with trd pro wheels and I'm interested on where I would go about getting them. Also would I have to get a bigger tire size and does the truck have to be modified for them to fit, I have a toyota tacoma 2016 quicksand offroad stock. Excuse my lack of knowledge.

This is what I'm hopping for:

Pulled from the 2016 Quicksand Thread

 

Nice looking wheels & tires but the white letters are ugly!

 

That's not his truck btw.

 

I know just saying.

 

Welcome to TW

Here's a link to the wheels: https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/fs-17-trd-pro-wheels-socal.425209/#post-12168390

If you don't like those, you can always try the wheel marketplace on here:
https://www.tacomaworld.com/forums/wheels-tires-marketplace.146/

Members are always selling tires&rims. You're bound to find them somewhere. You could also try eBay, Amazon, or even dealerships.

And I'm pretty sure 265/75/16 is the biggest tire size you can go without any modifications. I may be wrong, as I've heard others say you can fit a bigger tire size but I'm not sure.

Searching through this forum may prove helpful.

 

Thanks!

 

No problem.

 

265/75/16 would be the biggest size for the TRD beadlock style 16 inch wheel, the TRD Pro seen in the first pic is a 17 inch wheel so the OP would have to move up to 17 inch tires. Biggest tires for stock suspension with no mods would be 265/70/17.

Here they are on my truck with 265/70/17 Nitto G2s .



That tire size may rub on mudflaps or the airdam if you have those items installed. I have neither on my Offroad so no rubbing.

 

^^^ That looks nice and I have the same tires on my TRD Sport. Didn't rub on the front air dam, I don't have mud flaps and took off the air dam FTMFW, truck looks more like a 4WD truck without air dam.

 

Thanks and I agree about the air dam.

The truck already has the aerodynamics of a brick, a little bit of plastic under the bumper probably doesn't help much anyway and likely just gets in the way if you plan to run bigger tires. Removing it also increases ground clearance and approach angle for your offroad fun.