FS - TRD Pro wheels

Man, this forum is getting thick with thread shitters.

 

Interested if they are still available. Located in Santa Ana.

 

@nakfx137 Bro, this guy sold them a long time ago or dissapeared off the face of the earth. Besides, they are heap if you order them through Toyota of San Bernardino. Cheapest oem toyota parts in southern california. I've purchased so many things there and they are always less expensive.

 

Thanks for the heads up!

 

@nakfx137 Also, check out FN Wheels FX Pros. Same design as the TRD wheels, but lighter and in different finishes. I went with FX Pros over these TRD Wheels. China > Thailand when it comes to wheels and these oem wheels toyota made aren't the best quality. Just my observation. Good luck brother.

 

Would you split these up, I'd buy 1

 

The quality of the TRD wheels by Toyota is very good. Take your BS somewhere else.

 

@MtnFisher Yeah, sure thing bud. Thailand isnt't known to make wheels or even use flow forming technology. Let me guess? You use toyota motor oil, toyota filters, toyota tires if they made some and even toyota gas? Exactly. Stop thinking just because something is oem it means that it's better.

 

Both are cast wheels, guess Toyota does not know how to design and build cast alloy wheels according to your analogy.

Enlighten the forum as to why OEM Toyota wheels "aren't the best quality" and how superior the FN wheels are?

 

@MtnFisher I already made my point. Just because something is Oem does not mean it's superior. Light bulbs, tires, etc. Take for example your 3rd gen. You really think those kevlar tires are superior just because they are Oem? I have nothing against the trd wheels. I just thought the fx pros were lighter, came in better finishes, you can add the trd chrome center cap, etc. Pretty straight forward. By the way, sales reps win those oem contracts. Toyota doesnt choose them because its the best. Actually, manufacturers usually choose someone as their oem product because its cheaper - always looking to cut cost.

 

You failed to make any point as usual.

Both are cast and not forged wheels, manufacturered off shore. The OEM quality is very good. Thousands of TRD Pro wheels are used every day on Toyotas with no issues.

The FN wheel is a better choice for 285s since it is offered in 8.5" width. For 265s the TRD Pro is a better choice. I prefer the 7" wide TRD Pro wheel since I run 265 70s, less chance of wheel damage.