Please help me find wheels

I'm not familiar with that company and I'm not sure if I would trust the quality tbh. You do realize that there's options from high quality, reputable companies like method, kmc, and fuel that are within your price point right?

 

Your stock wheel has 4.98" of backspace.
Those have 5.29" of backspace.
The inside flange will be about 5/16" closer to the suspension.

 

Yepp guilty of the SCS and grill

 

Yes, I do know that. I just liked the way they looked. Good thing I asked though. Do you have any good websites that sell wheels? I know of like CarID, Real Truck, and BBWheels. But any others?

 

Check out tirerack.com. They have a great selection of wheels and all their stuff seems to be high quality. You can get the wheels shipped to your door or they have the option to ship it to a shop that is local to you so you can get it installed.

Edit: Also if you haven't already, I would highly recommend checking out some of the wheel/tire threads and forums on here. People have all sorts of wheels on this site and if you see it on someone else's Tacoma then you know for sure it will fit on yours (that is if their truck has the same specs as yours of course). Find someone on this forum with wheels that you like, see if you can find it on a retailer website, check to see if it is within your price point, and fire away.

 

Buy these. 0 offset will make them nice and flush with the wheel well too! $799 USD including shipping and center caps. Can't go wrong!

https://www.fnwheels.com/store/product/konig-countersteer-offroad/

 

You’re concerned about price yet not realizing a shop is going to charge you for swapping tpms sensors and mounting and balancing.

go to a shop, tell them your budget, and they will give you options.

If you took this advice you’d have new wheels by now.

 

Nothing wrong with OP taking his time on a big purchase and looking at all of his available options online. Also not every shop is going to stock/sell every single wheel imaginable so by looking online it gives you a much broader range of styles. OP could pretty easily budget on his own too by finding a set of wheels for a price that works with him then calling around shops and getting quotes for wheel/tire installation and a TPMS swap. Most tire shops have flat rates for stuff like that so an over the phone estimate would be pretty accurate. I bought my current wheels online and I called discount tire for an installation estimate. What they told me over the phone is exactly what I paid in the store.

 

I have his old ones.


I still haven’t mounted them, because I’m still running my e-load M/Ts on the original wheels because 1) I’m lazy and 2) I’ve been going off-road every other week or so.

OP: there are tons of after market wheels out there, but few that are the same spec as stock. Be careful what you buy. I bought a set of steel rims from pro-comp that didn’t clear the brake caliper. Cost me time, re-stocking fee, and money to mount the trd pro wheels.

 

Dude posted the most generic black wheels. Shops now days have Access to almost every brand of wheel and they stock the popular models. Like I said, he could have a set he really loves installed by now. The internet is fantastic but damn if it doesn’t cause over complicating purchases lol

 

lol, thanks for letting me know.

 

I'm still looking at wheels, but I was also looking at just new Toyota rims. I know they are more than what I said, but at least I'll know that 1) they're good quality and 2) they will fit. I won't have to deal with all the specs and such and making sure it fits. IDK yet tho. Thank you Andrew for helping me and answering a bunch of my questions. I'll post in here again if I have more questions, or if I decide on some wheels. and hopefully, soon I can post them mounted. Thank you all!

 

www. Canadiantire.ca

Has some very budget friendly wheels. They are tacky they are cheap and what little qualifications their so called mechanics have I'm sure they are bound to mess somthing up. But I can promise you the quality is cheaper then eBay and the fitment will be wrong.