Looking for some alloy wheels And tires

Pro Comp Series 7069, 15x8.bs3.45,offset-19 . would this fits fine?also will be adding the 2.75" Front 1.5" Rear Suspension lift kit.and for the tires falken wildpeak at3w 235/75/15 let me know what do you think thanks for your help guys.

 

15”s won’t fit second gens due to the caliper. Smallest you can go is 16”.

 

@DustStorm4x4 How about this?16x8.bs 4.offset -12 also what tire size should i go for with these set up.

 

Those are 5lugs. You need 6lugs.

 

Bolt pattern is 5x5 in advert... ours is 5x4.5.

 

Isn't OP 5-lug? This is in the 5 lug forum

 

Danger Will Robinson, Danger... This was posted in the 5-lug section and all rules of physics related to other Tacoma models, do not apply here.

The 2nd Gens do come with the 5 lug pattern, 5x4.5" (114.3mm) hub, with a 60.1mm centerbore. The OEM rim is a 15x6" steelie, with offset of +40 (or +45 depending on source).

 

Good catch. Didn’t realize where this was posted. It didn’t say 5lug in his vehicle description so I just assumed it was a 6lug. My bad.

 

@DustStorm4x4 sorry for the confusion i have the 5 lugs taco

 

@BartMaster1234 yeah i have the 5 lug taco

 

@HackD i have the 5 lug taco. do you know a brand recommendation that makes black alloy wheels that just directly bolt on with no modification or spacers required?im still looking on 5 lug forum members

 

I haven't really paid attention to what others are running in terms of the 16" rims. For some reason, most people seem to go the route of bigger/wider 15"s, rather than 16".. the argument being that tire and rim selection is limited in the 16" range, as compared to 15".

I run 16"s - 16x7" with 235/85R16s.. i'm the odd one out for that rim/tire combination it seems. My aftermarket rims were originally meant for Jeep JK (Patriot) products - and they are Canada marketed rims only. They closely follow the Toyota OEM backspacing and offset figures, so no help for you there either, with your offset desire, unless you run a 1.75" spacer.

Look into ProComp and similar rims - i know that some people have run those in the 16" size.

 

@SamGoingHam @5 Lug Fury can any of you guys help this guy out? I have 18s so I am no use.

 

If you click on the link in my sig, theres a thread that shows 235/75/r15s with no lift then after the lift. You will need to remove your black box (google it)

As for the rims you will need a 1/4" spacer and either extended acorn style lug nuts or just extend your wheel studs. The rims I currently run has almost the same numbers as those except mine have a larger offset (which in this case dosnt matter mine just stick out more)

 

16x8" rims, 5x4.5 lug pattern, -6 offset, 4.25 backspacing. Probably will require hubcentric spacer rings to go between the Tacoma 60.1mm hub centre, to whatever these rims are (i'm betting in the neighborhood of 73.1mm - adapter rings commonly available). If i was going for a slightly larger tire than i'm running now, and wanted it stanced out more aggressively - these are what i'd be looking at in the 16" territory.

$87 Pro Comp Series 98 Rock Crawler - Gloss Black Monster Mod Wheel 98-6865

https://www.4wheelparts.com/Wheels/...tl00_ContentPlaceHolder1_pDetail_productSpecs

$135 Pro Comp Series 252 Street Lock, 16x8 Wheel with 5 on 4.5 Bolt Pattern - Gloss Black 252-6866

https://www.4wheelparts.com/Wheels/...x?t_c=11&t_s=535&t_pt=101508&t_pn=PCW252-6866

 

If you decide to go 16s in instead here's the one you posted first has a 4in bs and -12 offset (Most likely my next set)

$139 Pro Comp 69 Series Vintage, 16x8 Wheel with 5 on 4.5 Bolt Pattern - Flat Black - 7069-6865

https://www.4wheelparts.com/Wheels/...tl00_ContentPlaceHolder1_pDetail_productSpecs

 

@yowsef2792

OP, did you end of finding wheels that worked for you? I'm in a similar situation. I actually bought five (5) of the Pro Comp 7069 15x8s and was going to put 235/75R15s on 'em, but....those won't go on an 8 inch wheel...at least the BFG KO2s...not sure about the Wildpeak specs. For KO2s, need to go 30 x 9.5 x 15 to work on 8 inch...

Lance at 4WheelParts (is the Toyota expert there and is on this forum) said the 15x8s would fit our 5 lugs without the need for spacers...However, another member of this forum bought the exact same wheels about 7 or 8 years ago, wrapped them in 30" tires and needed a 3mm spacer to clear brake calipers...

I would like to go with 16x7 wheels, but the selection seems to be non-existent so far...and 16" tires seem to cost more...So, I may trade my 15x8s for 15x7s and run 235/75R15s...sounds like no need for lift, black box removal, etc...otherwise, I may go to the 30" tire and keep the 15x8s....

Please let us know if you found anything that worked for you...I was considering the Falkens as well...wife wants the BFGs, but, damn, they are pricey for just occasional off-road use...

 

I had bgf ko's 235/75/r15 on my 15x8 mickey Thompson classic 3 allows.....who told you you couldnt fit those tires?

 

Joe, manager at Cave Creek Costco in N. Phoenix... says he's been there for 20 years.

When I pressed for a more detailed explanation he said he could mount the 235s on an 8" wheel all day long as it will fit, but he wouldn't do it and wouldn't recommend it.

Something about sidewall not being lined up vertically and bowed out due to the wheel width... causing less tread on the road and more stress on the sidewall. That's my best recollection of what he said.

I went home and looked at the specs for the 235 KO²s and they do state 6-7" wheel width.


I've looked at some other 235s for comparison on wheel width ranges. I believe the Falken AT3Ws spec at 6-8"...

 

Lol well I had them on and thrashed it and no issues. Click on my link in my sig