16" Rim that don't rub??

Hello,

I am looking to purchase a set of 16x8 black aluminum rims for my 2012 dbl cab 4x4. Does anyone know of a set that doesn't rub on the calipers?? I have heard mixed reviews on several types and I am looking for some personal knowledge from the great taco owners on this site......

Thanks for any infor or incite you guys may have.

 

I'd check the wheel and tire section of this forum.

 

Stock ones

wheelersoffroad.com has some steelies that work.

 

I almost mentioned the stock ones to but then I noticed was looking for a 16x8.

 

fj 16s

 

There are quite a few 16" wheels that will work. What most guys run into are issues with 16" steel wheels. Wheeler's Offroad seems to be the ones offering steel wheels that will work.

Check out our SCS F-5 wheels. They're 16x8 alloy wheels made specifically for Toyota trucks.

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/wheels-tires-marketplace/230532-scs-f-5-wheels-16x8.html

 

Enter your truck info at the http://www.discounttire.com/dtcs/findWheelSearch.do it will give you about 30 wheels that will fit. They told me each wheel is verifed to fit without rubbing before it will go on that website search. Of course they double check when mounting. It worked for me.

 

Method Racing Wheels make the "Standard" and "Double Standard" in a 16X8 w/ 4.5 bs.

 

Moto Metal 951 16x8 4.5bs and 0 off set. I have them as well as many members on here.

 

I have Mickey Thompson classi lock 16 x 8 and they don't rub at all

 

Level 8 guardians

 

Thanks everyone for the great info... One other question... Has anyone tried to powder coat a set of stock Tacoma rims? If so, how did it work? Any issues?

Thanks again.

 

Weds Adventure Hase Spec - 16x8" :





Konig Countersteer Offroad:

 

You shouldn't have any issues at all. One thing that I always suggest, and I always have my powder coater do for me:

Tape off the back pad (the part of the wheel that touches the hub of your truck) and the centerbore of the wheel prior to powder coating. You don't want paint between the wheel and your hub.

The only issue I might see is coming up with a viable, good looking center cap once you powder coat the wheels. Most of the Toyota caps are bulky, plastic caps, and they cannot be powder coated. You'd need to spray paint the plastic caps, but then they might not match the wheels.

 

On 275/75 are 16" rims too small? Or 17's?