Looking to purchase New Rims

Good day all!,
I have a 2013 Toyota Tacoma TRD sport 4x4 and was looking at getting new rims and tires. My questions is does this TRD rim

$1,025 PTR20-35110-BK (Fits: 4Runner - Tacoma - FJ Cruiser) (4)

PTR20-35110-BK. Fit my vehicles bolt pattern and size. I plan on getting the stock size BFGoodrich All terrain T/AO tires. Any help is appreciated

 

SEMA wheel. Yep it'll fit.

 

Awesome Thank you!

 

Welcome to TW. Post a pic when you get the new rims.

 

Welcome! I recently installed these wheels on my '15 DCLB TRD Sport. Your stock lugs will work as well (but I had to have black). I paired them with 265/70/17 Hankook Dynapro ATM RF10s. I chose this setup for the looks and a little more ground clearance. It didn't hurt that the tires are priced very affordably and have mostly very positive reviews and are light weight for their size. Tire (P rating) was only slightly heavier than stock and the wheels are a bit lighter, so it evens out if not a little lighter than the stock setup (should be 1 lb. lighter according to claimed weights--I didn't weigh anything). I didn't want to add a bunch of rotational weight to my truck that would kill its initial power/torque and decrease mpgs.

This tire size (265/70/17) should work with minimal to no rub with our stock wheels, however with no lift/leveling kit, this wheel/tire size combo rubs a lot (front mud flaps right at the bottom of the fender). I think they rub because the wheel has a bit wider stance than stock, so instead of stuffing in the wells they have more potential to contact the fender flares/flaps. They will also spray your cab with road debris a little more than stock because of this spacing. They barely look like they stick out, but they do just enough to cause them to rub. Not sure what I'll do, but I'm worried about damage and getting tired of the noise every time I turn into a driveway or while going through potholes. Anyway, it's more info than you were probably looking for, but I just wanted to warn you in case you think you may ever want to go up a tire size without lifting. Maybe with stock tire size they wouldn't rub at all.

And one last note, I've read of people complaining that the red TRD logos will decide to peel off soon after purchase. I wasn't really concerned about this until I saw a Tundra in town with only the red 'R' remaining. I found a part number for replacement hub caps but many have recommended a matte clear coat over the caps before installing the wheels. Cheers.

 

I said I would post pics once I got them on and here they are with BF Goodrich All Terrain KO2's

 

Just purchased new wheels for my 2010 Tacoma off of Ebay...$599



Can't wait to put these bitches on ASAP!