Trd 4runner Pro rims

Okay all you Third Gen guys, I have a First Gen and I just recently picked up a pair of these rims.


I was told by my tire shop guy that I will need new lugs to fit them. These are my current lugs.


These are the current rims and where my lugs go.


My question is, what lugs do you guys run with these rims? I'm having a really hard time getting a definitive answer for this.

 

Used my stock lugs. I have a 2015.

 

Do you know what kind of lugs they are?

 

Also bought these, but didn't like them. If they work for you let me know....

 

Those look like the acorn kind. The tire shop guys said I needed Flat washer with a smooth barrel....

 

Well hell. I'm no wheel expert...but, I'm thinking as long as your nuts fit, they should work. Plenty of guys running their stock nuts with these wheels.

Of course, I'm still thinking 2nd and Turd gen guys.

 

This is so confusing.... I might stop back by there tomorrow and have them just show me which ones I need

 

From what I can find, they're also M12 x 1.5

 

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=2002+Tacoma+lug+nut+size

 

Okay godgz94, that gif was pretty funny. But its not that I need the kind to fit my 2002 rims, I need the kind to fit the new rims I have. I was told by my tire shop that my current ones would not fit. They said I need "Flat washer with a Smooth barrel". Which I'm having a hell of a time finding. So I figured that since this rim is from a 3rd gen, that you guys would have better insight into what I need.

 

I have those wheels and here is what's on them. Look very similar or the same as yours.

 

Yes those are the same kind I have! So it looks like the stock ones will be okay. Thank you so much!!!

 

Just need to make sure of the depth and a snug fit in the wheel...

 

Nice new shoes .
Yup I believe they are "acorn" style.
A quick eBay search will pull up plenty.
Recommend Gorillas

 

Thanks! I'll check that now!

 

Those are the same Toyota lug nuts that I have on my 2016 4runner, and the same the pro has

 

Your original lug looks correct. You want the flat shank style. Toyota uses them on most aluminum wheels. You do not want an acorn style. Those are used on steel wheels.