2nd gen wheels on 3rd gen?

So i have a set of steel factory wheels with tires mounted from my 2nd gen I traded awhile back.

I was considering putting them on my 3rd gen this winter. Is there any reason why I cant?

 

arms are tired? Impact gun jammed?

 

Truck stolen by tiny elves? Arms stolen by tiny elves?!?!

 

To actually answer your question they’ll mount up just fine OP

 

So i guess theres no reason i cant lol

 

as long as they're not the 5 lug kind then yeah shouldn't be a problem

 

I just figured id try to save some wear on the newer ones...

 

Downside is they’re heavier, so more rotational weight. It’ll hurt mpg a little, but if you just run them in the winter it’ll make your other wheels last much longer.

 

Yea true. It will probably look weird but oh well

 

IMG_0756 by Mike M, on Flickr
2G Alloys - Winter 2016, 2017

IMG_5511 by Mike M, on Flickr
IMG_5512 copy by Mike M, on Flickr
2G Steelies - Winter 2019

The 2G alloys were the winter wheels leftover from my 2013. After running them for two winters, I ran the stock 3G TRD Off-Road wheels for a winter and then decided I didn't want to muck them up. So I bought a set of cheap 2G steel wheels.

 

They all look good. Really like the 2G alloy look.

 

I've now had 4 sets of wheels on my truck, and have had two other sets that haven't been on the truck yet, including next year's winter wheel setup (I have...issues).

These are all the wheels I've had, minus my gunmetal beadlocks, which I run during the non-winter months

I bought those TRD alloys for like $130 and flipped them for $400. I was pleased.