Gen-2 4Runner Trail Wheel Pix/Info Thread

Hello all,
Just thought I'd post some pics here including side profile shots which I haven't seen too many of. When I had my 16" OEM TRD wheels I considered running Spidertrax or BORA 1.25" spacers but with these wheels it may be too much "poke" for my liking. Not sure. My 4Runner TE wheels are from my wifes '16 4Runner Trail. I found a set of the black window 4Runner TRD O/R wheels for her truck & I kept these for my truck.

Front suspension: Bilstein 5100s, KYB top hats, 885 coils, Wheelers SuperBump bump stops & 1/2" taco lean spacer.
Rear suspension: Bilstein 5125s, OE 3/1 leafs, Wheelers 3 leaf aal, 1/2" Toytec Spacer (both leafs) & Timbren Bump stops mounted upside down.
I may do a U-bolt flip kit soon.

 

Looks great

 

@Plain Jane Taco, thank you

 

Looks like Toyota has gone back to the "Trail" name for 2021 instead of "Off Road". And they have a new version of the Trail/OR wheel.

Pic taken from a 2021 4Runner Trail Edition.

 

How difficult was it? When you say, "took some work" would you mind elaborating on that? Do I need special tools or do I need to purchase additional parts?

 

The tabs are loose so i molded stick epoxy around the tabs to build them up.I used the original caps as a reference.They have been on for 30000 miles and they are still good and tight.When it comes time for new tires i will probably take them off before i go to tire place.

 

Cool, sounds easy enough - Thanks!

 

Anybody have this Total Chaos gusseted spindle on thier Tacoma with trail rims? The reason I asked are I have the trail rims and I love it, and thinking getting TC gusseted spindle to beefing up the spindle but no plan of having wheel spacers. Please advise. Thank you

 

I've been lurking on this thread for a while...
and after several months of deliberating, I finally decided to pull the trigger and get some OEM 4Runner Trail wheels.

I was able to snag a set of take-offs with less than 500 miles and the original Bridgestone Duelers still on them for $750 from a guy near Orlando who had just bought his wife a new 4Runner and decided to have the dealership put on TRD Pro wheels and more aggressive AT tires.

Sold the Bridgestone Duelers for $400 in less than 24 hours on FB Marketplace and (shockingly) sold my original 2013 TRD Sport wheels within a week for $200 to a guy from Jacksonville who drove to meet me and payed asking price with no haggling whatsoever!

So with a difference of $150 for the new wheels (and about $125 to get them mounted, balanced, with new valve stems) - I'm now rolling like the rest of you cool cats!

Once my current tires (Michelin Defenders) eventually wear out, then I'm going to opt for a more aggressive All Terrain tire as well.



Thanks to all your input and pics from you all that have already posted in this thread! I wanted to achieve a slightly more aggressive look without going too aftermarket, and I think these wheels do just that!

 

Perfect

 

Do you have any pics of these installed on the truck?

 

Just got my tires and wheels put on. 285/70/17 General Grabber ATX. Doesn't rub too bad, only at full lock.

 

Looks great!

 

Here's my contribution to the thread. Really wanted TRD black trim ones but ended up getting a good deal on the trails so just went with it.

 

They look great

 

What UCA are you using? Any rubbing on UCA?

 

Stock, doesn't rub but it's pretty damn close, can barely fit a finger between UCA and inner tire. However I bought 1.5" spacers, I just need to throw them on. Hasn't rubbed on UCA yet but I haven't done any offroading with the new setup, either.

 

Are there any centercaps (ie from ebay or anywhere else) that fit these wheels, unbranded, and flat?

Anyway here's a shot of the wheels in action...

 

Adding mine as another reference point. No rubbing so far with SPC UCA’s.

 

Finally put the spacers on. Rubbed like a son of a B, but easily fixed with a utility knife.