17" TRD PRO Wheels with 265/70/17 BFG KO2s

Obviously these look fantastic but I wish they were 7.5 wide and less offset (stick out a little further). I am more partial to the 16 inch wheel size and like that the PRO wheels offset out further. These tend to sit in further being a 4Runner wheel.

I have the FJ TRDs in gunmetal and those are the perfect dimensions. 16x7.5 and the offset puts them out to just the right spot.

All TRD or pro models should be 7.5 wide. At least the Pro. I believe the old 2nd Gen Pro wheels were the same dimensions as the TRD FJ wheels.

 

Looks sweet. I just put the same wheels on my 16 off road but used Nitto Tera grapplers for the wheels.

 

Yes, I was able to reuse everything. Also, next week I’m having an icon stage two installed. I’m going with a two inch lift all the way around. I’ll post pics once it’s done.

 

Very cool! Post a pic. I’d love to see your setup.

 

I like ur style !!!!

 

Looks perfect! I’m a big fan of the white letters out.

 

I did at the beginning but it was so hard to keep em really white. Plus these tires have to be rotated every 3k miles that i ended up turning the white walls in and have the black out!! Looks more stealth imo....

 

Not true. I have 285/70/R17 KO2’s in E rated.

 

This thread is referring to 265/70R17s.

 

Looks really nice.

 

Indeed it is. But your comment could be misunderstood to mean that KO2 17” in any size only comes in C-load.

 

I took it to mean that you can only get C-load KO2s in size 17” not that ALL 17” KO2s are in C-Load.

 

I had to read that several times until I got it. Ugh - I’m having one of those days. I had C-load KO2’s before in a 15” wheel also. I know that’s not what you’re saying, just sharing info.

 

Any issues with rubbing on TRD sport stock everything?

 

I have a 2017 sport stock height, Pro rims, 265 70 17. No rubbing yet I think it makes the truck look great compared to stock tire size

 

I did this yesterday on an Off Road and love. No rubbing but I think it might rub some with anything but basic off-roading.

 

IMO unless you really need better tires for off-roading, stick with the stock tires until they wear out then upgrade when it's time to replace them. Unless you can get a good price by selling all your stock wheels and tires together (which may be the case for you) I think it's worth it. Totally up to how long you want to wait and how much life you have left on the tires. I'm going to be getting new wheels sometime early next year and I'll be sticking with the stock tires until they need replaced which will probably be a couple of years.

 

I ordered some SEMA wheels yesterday. Just got some 295/75R16 KM 3’s to put them on.

 

Looks great! Thanks for the info and the pics!

 

Looks great!