2016 + rear hub face measurement

Hello All,

I would like some help,

A brief background - I was the proud owner of a 2016 TRD SPORT DC 4X4 until an uninsured motorist hit me head on at 35 MPH "because she was very busy texting and driving" and totaled my truck. Fast forward to tow months down the road and while my uninsured motorist has kicked in I am still without a truck but one is finally one the way.

While I am waiting - I want to make a enclosed weather tight trailer to pull behind it to have when my son and I go camping up in Colorado to keep all of the rest of our gear and supplies in it, as I found out the bed alone does no quite hold 14 days worth of gear for the environment we are in and have to be prepared for.

What I need to get the rear HUB FACE measurement so I can make the trailer track the same as the truck. The next time any of you folks have your rear tires off would someone be willing to measure the hub outer face to hub outer face face and provide it to me. I have called Toyota and even asked my local dealerships and offered to pay for time to pull one of there new trucks in and measure but they all have said nope. So sorry to bother you all, I realize you all probably have much bigger fish to fry, I just can seem to find it anywhere and trust you folks over the varying answers I'm seeing online.

Thank you in advance

David

 

@ABYSS - try asking in more specific (technical) sub-forums, or even places like Expedition Portal's Toyota sub-forum. A lot of the really knowledgeable folks avoid the general "3rd Gen" cesspool.

 

Thank you so much for the guidance I truly appreciate your time. I will try to find those subforms and post it there

 

From what I have found. Looks like it's either 64.5 or 66.75. 64.5 posted by Brian Ellinger FROR. 66.75 via Pirate4x4

 

Thanks guys for your input. I was able to get my hands on a 3rd Tacoma today and removed the back tires. In case any of you were wondering about the true rear hub face measurement on 3rd gen Tacoma's it is 65.75 inches So for my purposes of making a true track offroad trailer I am good to go.