2022 Tacoma Off-Road will 4Runner TRD SEMA matte gray wheels work?

SEMA’s shouldn’t have this issue. This is why it’s a little odd.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/2021-4runner-trd-pro-replica-wheels.695332/

 

Sema wheels can be hard to remove, but they should seat all the way no problem just by tightening the lugs normally.

The 2021 4R Pro wheels as mentioned earlier will not seat all the way at the rear drums and it may not be immediately obvious but when looking behind the wheel you’ll see the gap.

If SEMAs are not seating all the way, something is wrong because they fit the Tacoma perfectly fine. And as I stated, they will be difficult to remove. I had to kick the hell out of mine to remove them. But they fit the truck fine. It’s just a pretty tight interference fit that makes removal difficult, especially after 5K miles. There are probably thousands of TW members running those wheels on Tacomas.

 

I didn't want to go any further with how tight it was and then having a hard time getting them off didn't instill confidence. It's too bad, I love the wheels but I'll never feel comfortable knowing they don't go on/off easily like a wheel (IMO) should.

I'll be selling the set of 5 wheels/tires and settling for the stock OR wheels for now. Being that my Tacoma is black I am not a huge fan of black wheels on black vehicles and prefer OEM. So these would have been perfect had they fit.

 

I had the Semas and while I liked them, I got rid of them. I didn’t like how much mud they slung onto my doors, and they hit the mud flaps on turns with slightly larger than stock tires. After a while I thought gray on gray didn’t look so great anyways. I got ‘20+ stock Sport wheels and I couldn’t be happier. No rubbing ever. Similar situation with OR wheels, and I like them too.

I think the stock wheels don’t look good with stock tires. Any tire larger or meatier than stock makes the stock wheels look great.

 

I like the design of the stock OR wheels. I just don't care for the amount of positive offset they have.