Lonely wheels and tires need a good home.

After two sales falling through, these are officially for sale again.
Four Dunlop AT20 265/65/17 with 9/32 tread left of the original 11/32. All tires in good condition, no cuts, holes, punctures or uneven wear. Highway miles only, never wheeled. Mounted on stock Sport wheels with center caps and NO TPMS. One wheel has a small 1/4'' to 5/16" scratch on it as you can see in the picture. $550.00 OBO- local pickup preferred, but I can ship these within NC for around $70.00. These things need a truck. Make me an offer.

 

Nobody? C'mon these things are takin' up valuable space.

 

Edited OP to ship within NC for around $ 70.00

 

Nobody? Alright then, I'll take that as a sign that no one wants these things.

 

I might. I was about to shoe on some new 265/75/16's on my M/T aftermarket rims but have also considered taking the truck back to stock wheels. How does your 265/65/17's tires compare to 265/75/16's in height? Are they the same outside diameter, just one inch larger inside dia?

 

The reason I'm thinking of switching is my aftermarket M/T rims are lug-centric and I have steering shake. Your stock Toyota rims, I understand, are hub-centric and may cure this. You don't mention the year but I'm assuming they will fit my '06 AC/LB 4cyl, right?

 

Yeah, they are off a 2012. Sorry, should have mentioned that in the OP. They will fit as far as stock stuff goes, but the BS may not be exactly what you are looking for. Do you know the BS of your current rims?

 

No, don't know the exact BS. The truck came with them and they stick out quite a bit compared to other Tacos I've seen. I like the wider stance but I might be willing to trade that if I can lose the steering shake.

 

Here are the stock Sport specs:
TRD Sport Alloy Wheels: 17x7.5, +30 mm offset, 5.5" backspacing, 6x5.5" bolt pattern, 108 mm hub bore

 

Does the "NO TPMS" affect me? I don't think my '06 even has a pressure monitoring system.

And back to your BS question, I suppose I can always get spacers if I miss the wider stance I have now.

 

Not having TPMS will not be a problem if you don't have the monitoring system in your truck. Or if you do have TPMS, new sensors can be purchased for about $20.00/ wheel I think. If you think these will work for you, check on the TPMS system on your truck and we will go from there.

 

My main goal is to get rid of my steering wheel shake. I hear now that Tacos with stock wheels can have it too so I think I'm gonna head in a different direction.

Sorry to drag you into my search for a cure and GLWS.

 

New TPMS sensors are $85 a wheel from Rock Auto and need to be synched by the dealer...I am an hour away from Boone...I like the wheels for my winter tires, but don't want the POS Dunlops.

I can pickup next weekend for $250 for the wheels.

Howard

 

Thanks for the TPMS info. You are correct, the cheapest I saw them for with a quick search was $72.00. I was told by a local tire shop that they could get them for around $20. Guess I'll be ordering through them. The POS Dunlops stay with the wheels. For $250.00 I'll save you a trip to Boone and keep the set.

 

bump.

 

Bump.

 

TTT.

 

Bumpage.

 

I will raise my offer of wheels alone to $275

Howard