Where to Buy New TRD "SEMA" Wheels

If I remember correctly they add around a $100 for shipping.
I ended up buying from Olathe.

 

Copy that LT

 

How much was from Olathe?

 

$780 shipped.

 

BAM is cheaper

 

Great.
The wheels are cheaper at Olathe though. If someone doesn't need the same shipping I had, or shipped at all, their price would be different. Besides, BAM doesn't even have the gunmetal which is what I ordered. I also got my wheels 2 days after I ordered them.

$40 difference to order from some place on the web with a 2.6 rating on google versus a known vendor is a small price to pay for knowing and getting exactly what you ordered.

 

FedEx just dropped off my new set

BAM comes thru!
Free shipping
5% coupon
$720 to my door

Super excited!

 

Those are sick

 

Looks like the price has gone up. Back around the first of the year I ordered my sema wheels from bam and a set of 4 was $692 shipped to my door

 

I think Toyota may be flooding the market as well, my dealer had about 12 in stock and availability is pretty high online now other than when I first started looking about a year ago

 

Thanks, man. In 30 years of driving and all vehicles I’ve had and all the dumb ish I spend money on, this is literally my first set of wheels. Can’t wait to see them in my truck.

 

Thanks for sharing the info. Ordered my wheels from BAM on Friday. Waiting on confirmation email for shipping. Cannot wait.

What aftermarket lugs is everyone going with? I was thinking of the Gorilla Mag black lugs.

 

This is where I got my last set. Price was good and shipping/packaging was nice. They were also the lowest price that I found when I purchased them. I also was looking during the trd pro wheel drought so I dont know if newer vendors with better prices have popped up since

 

what's wrong with the Fn fx rims? Aren't they technically knock-offs? Seem like better performers to me.

 

I don't think there's anything wrong with the FN Pro wheels at all. They're a great alternative to the SEMA wheels. Priced competitively, come in different colors, slightly wider, and have a more aggressive offset. I would've gone with them but part of me really wanted to go OEM if it were this particular design. It'll vary from person to person if they don't exactly need the difference in specs. My options were SEMA, FN Pro, and Konig Countersteer X. But something told me to just go OEM.

 

It really depends on what you want. The FN wheels are great wheels along with exceptional customer service from FN. I originally was going to go with the FN FX wheels but I realized what I really wanted was the OEM SEMA wheels. The FN are a great wheel but they arent exactly clones of the OEM. Personally I liked the matte black and the finish better on the OEM and I also wanted the center cap as well. I believe the Fn wheels also have a little more offset. Dont buy one and then want the other one later. I have made that mistake too many times. All in all I have only good things to say about FN Wheels, but I prefer the OEM