16”-19.5” 2020-21 Tacoma TRD Pro Rims for cheap?

Hey everyone! I’m a new member here, so please bear with me if I say something that makes no sense. Also, I know this should be posted in the Buy/Sell/Trade or Wheels & Tires forum, but I can’t because my account is brand new. Anyways, I have a 2020 Tacoma SR and am looking to slowly upgrade it over time, starting with the wheels and tires. I’m planning on getting some 275/70/17 BF Goodrich KO2’s, which is supposedly the largest tire you can run without any cutting to the front bumper or rear fender flares. The goal is to have the truck look a bit more aggressive and to hopefully have it lifted a little bit just by installing the tires. The KO2’s safely support anywhere from a 16-19.5” rim, according to Discount Tire’s website. I’m pretty sure that the 2020-21 TRD Pro comes equipped with a 16” rim, but I have also seen some rims that claim to be 17” as well. I’m looking to see if anyone here who owns a TRD Pro and has replaced the stock rims with custom ones would be willing to sell me the stock TRD Pro rims for cheap (mind you, I’m 17, and am on a tight budget with this project). Please let me know if you fit into this category and I’ll send you a message and we can discuss prices! Thanks so much!

 

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The Tacoma TRD Pro wheels are 16" and the 4Runner TRD Pro wheels are 17". I don't know if you're going to be able to fit 275/70/17 but I know a 265/70/17 or 265/75/16 (same size) will fit perfectly. The 4runner wheels sell for pretty cheap and you can probably find a set for a few hundred dollars. Tacoma trd pro wheels cost more from what I've seen.

I think there is a company called FN wheels that sell replica 4runner trd pro wheels for discounted prices. I think toyota sells the bronze and gray trd pro wheels for just over $700

 

Thanks! The tire size I’m planning to go with was determined by googling the largest size that can possibly fit in a Tacoma with minimal to no rubbing and no bodywork. Ideally I’m looking for a TRD Pro styled wheel, but I’d be willing to look at replicas as an alternative, as the OEM rims are way out of my price range, especially given how much I’m planning to spend on the tires alone. Thanks for the information, I appreciate it!

 

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