Gen 2 TRD bead locks on Gen 3

A friend has the faux TRD bead locks w/tpms and 80% tires (don't know dimensions) from his 2014 Gen 2 for 1000 bux. They were only run in summer and in pristine condition. I tried to read and there is just tmi so will they fit my 2017 Gen 3 sport? Or do I need more information? Thank you in advance

 

Should be a direct bolt on, but do a fitment test to be safe.

 

That's what I was thinking. Do you think 1000 is a good price for these?

 

You can buy them brand new from the dealer for around $900

 

Oh, 80% tires, lug nuts, and tpms don't make it a good deal?

 

Depending on the tires. You will need to swap in your tmps or have to the truck reconfigured for the new tpms

 

I guess maybe you're getting a deal? Maybe even a good deal. But there new at the dealership for $240 per wheel. Add lugs, mounting, balancing, blah blah and you're probably over $1000.

But I guess if you like his tires that are already mounted and he throws the lugs in for free, then sure.

 

I know the tpms thing...the idea was have winter wheels and summer wheels. Is there a problem with having the tpms light on or not swapping them out? I can check my air pressure. Lol

 

I read somewhere that gen 2 tpms will work on gen 3 but won't show the psi numbers. Could be wrong. And I have T-Force wheels that are on gen 2 and 3. I don't see these wheels much but I like em a lot.



Then after derpin

 

I didn't want to start a new thread for another question on same issue but. The tires on the TRD bead locks are 265/70r16 and the stock are 265/65r17 on stock wheels. I know the offsets are different and I'm completely stock TRD sport. I searched and my brain is hurting lol. So will I have rubbing issue here?

I really appreciate the responses!

 

I talked to a dealer and they said the tpms sensors from the second gen are NOT compatible with the 3rd gen system. I could be wrong but something to keep in mind.

 

Yeah that part I get. I'll use old digital snap-on gauge.

 

Nevermind, turns out Toyota recommends that tire size for that wheel for my year/generation truck. Search long enough and you will find your answer.