4Runner wheels on a 2nd gen

No spacers here.. I'm running a size larger than stock and only scrub slightly at full turn. You should be fine, depending on the tire size you go with.

 

Wildpeak at3w 265/70/17. Best decision I ever made

 

I think that truck looks nice. But I'm a lil biased. Errrr jealous. Lol

 

I wouldn't disagree with you

 

I was rocking the 2018 4Runner trail wheels before I got the methods installed last month. fit well and had no issues.

 

Thank you thank you ! I appreciate it

 

I'll add mine
Somewhere near TOTW, down from our campsite.


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GA Traverse

 

I’m looking into buying 2019 T4R SR5 wheels for my ‘08 Taco. I don’t want tpms lite on the dash.

Dealer tells me I need 2019 T4R sensors, but then I read that they won’t sync with an older ‘08.

Someone please confirm what they did and how it worked with the tpms system.

Thanks!

 

You'll need the sensors for your truck, not the T4R. The dealer is an idiot.

 

Thanks for your help. Something didn’t ring true when he started talking about the tpms valve angle.

 

What tire size are you running? Tire Rack says 265/65 doesn’t have enough sidewall. They recommend 245/70’s.

 

255/70 will go 255/80 with the lift

 

interesting... That’s about .6” larger overall diameter that oem spec. Getting no scrubbing or contact on turn to lock?

 

Nope.

 

Heres my 2007. 2007.

 

It’d smarter me to post a thread wide question rather than individually. So anyone who wants to reply, please do.
For now I’ll ask directly...
What size tires are you running?

 

Another one here.
2013 4Runner Trails silver rims on 2007 Tacoma TRD Sport.
265/70/17 BFG KO2.
Bilstein 5100 shocks set at +1.75" lift. Front. +2" Rough country AAL rear.
No spacers. No rubbing. The rims are +15 mm offset. Stock Trd sport 17" are at +40mm.

 

The day I installed them, a brand new 4Runner was the donor. My friend works at a Toyota dealership and the 4Runner owner said he could have them after swapping on new wheels and tires. I got the wheels and tires for $400. Sharp wheels. If I ever step up to a 3rd or 4th gen I think I’ll keep them. Do you think the 4th generation Tacoma will offer a manual transmission? Nissan bailed on the manual for the 2022 Frontier, Ram dropped the manual for the Cummins 3/4 ton, Chevy and Ford don’t offer a manual in their midsize once you go 4x4. Jeep has the Gladiator but no thanks. Please Toyota.

 

Put mine on last year. Still love them.