Has anyone Powdercoated the OEM TRD wheels?

if I had to hazard a guess I'd say about somewhere in the neighborhood of 35lbs. I forgot to weigh them and they're at the dealer now.

 

Here you guys go, finally got the truck and got a good picture with the wheels. center caps were painted but drying..

 

Looks great!

 

That's Sick!

 

I just bought a set of these 4 runner TE rims on CL for $450 last week to replace my steelies. Was thinking about painting them black, but hadn't considered powdercoating. How much did you pay for the resurfacing and powdercoating?

 

^^Doesn't matter, you got a killer deal on the set of Trail wheels...^^

 

$500

 

Really, really, really like the look of these on the taco. Wondering why I didn't think of this when I was searching for wheels. Looks awesome OP. Thanks for posting!

 

I wonder how they'd look in white

 

They look great! Wish they weren't so heavy. Hell, I even like the factory finish.

 

I would have went with factory finish if the truck was any other color than Inferno

 

mgm trd sport 17" oem rims powder coated flat black

 

Go black with centercap removed!

 

Here's a picture with centercaps

 

WOW! those look great! looking for a cheap wheel option here in Canada till i can get some SCS's where and how much!? those look sick PC'd black!

 

Looks so nice. Good job

 

Can you post side pics of these? Do they come out flush to the wheel fender flares? Or are they still in a little. Found a set of these and thinking I might go this route. Love the look. And was this semi gloss or gloss black powder coat? Thanks again

 

flat black. they dont really stick out past the fender flares at all...just about "flush" They're 10mm lower offset than the stock off road wheels.

 

Not sure if I understand that correctly. So the 4Runner trail rims sit in 10mm narrower then the stock rims? Or they stick out 10mm wider then the stock rims

 

the wheel itself is 17x7.5 +15 Offset. Stock TRD Off Road wheels are 16x7 +25 offset.

wheel offset is defined as
"The offset of a wheel is the distance from the hub mounting surface to the center line of the wheel. The wheel offset is measured in millimeters and results in a positive, negative, or zero offset. Positive offset is when the hub mounting surface is toward the front or wheel side of the wheel."