Pro-N-Bro'd

Soon, kinda busy and truck is dirty...will post later

 

http://trdparts4u.toyotaofdallas.com/scripts/prodView.asp?idproduct=-10201

many of us did that exactly

 

The wheels look great.
Toyota knew what they were doing with these.
They look like Hummer H1 wheels.
Between the Cement paint and black no-nonsense wheels the Pro has kind of a military vehicle vibe to it.

 

Yeah, ....this.

 

If anyone is looking to sell their TRD Pro wheels near the Northern VA area I'd be interested.

 

That's a local dealer for me. Great parts guys to deal with, but buyer beware when dealing with the new vehicle sales staff lol.

 

Then why would you believe such shit. Research man!

 

Wanted to go a bit bigger anyways...no biggie

 

Hey, question from a newb. I was looking at adding these wheels for my 2016 TRD OR. Do you have to lift or level to get the 17 inch wheels to fit without rubbing? I currently have factory suspension, and probably won't swap out for a while. What's the best tire combo with these? Thanks!

 

I had same wheels on my 16 TRd OR that I owned for 3800 miles before trading on my Pro

No lift is required

Ko2 BRO tire is best ever for any and all applications

 

Thanks for the info. Much appreciated. What size KO2's?

 

265 70 17 most likely will not rub if you don't have mudflaps on stock suspension. Depends on the caster set from the factory. If it rubs, have an alignment shop set your casters to 2.8 ... I have that size tire on bfg ko2 on my 2017 OR 4x4 and they clear just fine without rubbing. If I had mudflaps, the driver side would rub because that side sits farther back than the passenger side. I have about a finger (1 in. clearance when the wheel is turned to the left @ the closest spot) Most likely you will be fine if you run that size. Any bigger and you may rub in my experience.

 

265/70 is what I run both times

I have seen guys with 285 but some cutting involved, which I don't want to do in my truck

 

I'm planning on getting these wheels by next week and was wondering if I can put on some beefy Mud tires on em I currently have a 2 inch lift on the truck.