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16 inch pro wheels. Can’t decide 2017 or 2020 or 2022

Discussion in '3rd Gen. Tacomas (2016-2023)' started by radclerk1, Sep 26, 2021.

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  1. May 5, 2022 at 3:36 PM
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    Pure advertising BS.
     
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    Maybe, who knows unless they’ve tested it themselves. I edited my prior post if you want to look.
     
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  3. May 5, 2022 at 3:40 PM
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    Most, if not all, 35" tires are recommended to be on 8"+ wide wheels by the tire OEMs
     
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  4. May 5, 2022 at 3:43 PM
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    So .1% of Tacoma owners would benefit from the 8” wide wheel. Marketing BS
     
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  5. May 5, 2022 at 3:43 PM
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    That’s what I found after a quick look online. It doesn’t sound like pure advertising bs to me if you’re looking to run 35s or larger.
     
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    The ignore button comes in pretty hand on here sometimes :thumbsup:
     
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    No need. I don’t know a lot but when people ask questions (even with a bit of attitude) about things I post it gives me a reason to go and try to find out myself. At the end of the day I know a bit more than I did when I woke up so I consider it a win.
     
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    Thanks. It will soon be in the hands of Costco, LOL.
     
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    I strongly suggest getting tires elsewhere. Costco tire center is run so horribly. Americas Tore will price match and their service is 100X better.
     
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    I might just pick up the tires from Costco and have them mounted and balanced with my local mechanic. Not sure I trust them with TPMS swap.
     
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    22>20>17 imho

    And I've owned them all.20220504_123708.jpg
     
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    Thanks. Ordered the '20 Pro wheels and shooting for Friday install if everything is in order.
     
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    Stock for now
    Pics when finished please
     
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    Any rubbing on this setup? Tire size, 265/70/17 ? TIA
     
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    OK, I got my '20 Pro wheels and caps for install. What's the trick for the caps? Massaging them in?

    Edit: Wheels on and caps installed. Trick is to depress the cap so four of the clips are seated/nearly seated. I seated the bottom of the cap first. Then, carefully work clip #5 with index finger from the side until it just begins to slide under the lip of the wheel; but dont fully seat it. While holding clip 5 (partially seated) in place, use your other index finger to carefully depress clip #6 from the side with constant pressure. This one will be tougher, but with constant, gentle pressure it will seat, taking clip 5 with it. Once it seats it will suck the cap in and pinch your finger.
     
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    Definitely 2020
     
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    the first thing i changed was those UGLY wheels - I went from 2022 OR wheels to 2019 PRO wheels with same sensors - with no problems - now chicks follow me all the time
     
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    OK, here you go. One thing I can say for sure: the new wheels are better matched to my Craig's List cap.

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    Imagine how many chicks would follow you if you picked the good looking Pro wheels.
     
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