2021 4Runner TRD Pro Replica Wheels

My wheels have the exact same stamp on them (MADE IN CHINA) but I don't care, I love my wheels

I ordered the black caps and had no issues. They are good about fixing any issues so I'm sure that if you call them, they will get you squared away.

The red lettered TRD logos were already applied to my center caps when I received my wheels. They are just like yours though, with adhesive and apply like a sticker to the center cap. Easy to apply if need be. Hope that helps...

 

Hi @TexanDevil ,

We make it a point to be as transparent as possible. People have asked questions about where our wheels are manufactured a couple times in the thread, and we've had no problem giving them answers. They are designed here in the US and manufactured in one of the top wheel factories in all of East Asia. Several other aftermarket wheel brands are made in the same factory with the same materials, manufacturing methods & the same quality and safety standards. We stand by the quality of our wheels 100%.

As for the logos not being installed, we're still trying to figure out the best approach. Many people complained when we pre-installed them, so we stopped pre-installing them. Maybe going forward we should reach out to each customer individually and ask what their preference is. I will take note of that and communicate it to our warehouse team. I apologize for the inconvenience there.

Also with the Red Ring Caps, I will shoot you a message right now and get your order info so I can send you out a set of those right away. Again, I apologize for the inconvenience with the caps. If you have any other questions or concerns, feel free to reach out. I don't know how I missed this, but I usually check the Forum threads and messages every day.

Best Regards,

-Dustin

 

Different Dustin. Lol.

But that is a pretty awesome coincidence.

 

I assumed China as well. I would bet most reasonably priced aftermarket wheels come from Asia.
These are as nice looking as the Icon Rebounds (China made, not flow-formed) I almost bought and much, much lighter. An easy win in my book.

 

And if anyone doesn’t want theirs after receiving them, since I got my ‘02 Tundra back, I’d be game for a set of these now. I’d honestly prefer a few scratches since the truck is 20 years old.

 

Received my wheels today, perfect condition. Center TRD badges were not pre-installed but no biggy to me. Very satisfied.

 

16's coming soon?

 

They are coming. Unfortunately, I'm still waiting to get a solid ETA for them.

I will definitely let everyone know.

-Dustin

 

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I'm just going to leave this right here.

Special 5% FSW Discount for Forum Members: 4trpro5

This coupon is good for all FSW 2021 Flow Forged 4TR Pro Style Wheels.

https://factorystylewheels.com/wheel-styles/toyota-fitments/

-Dustin

 

Not the best photo but finally got these installed! Kinda wish I went with the black center caps but nothing a can of spray paint can’t fix.

CMC will need to be on the way but happy with the wheels.

 

I'm going to be honest. Believe it or not... I don't know ANYTHING about trucks even though I've been driving a 2004 Tacoma until a few months ago (RIP).

I have a stock 21 TRD Sport RWD now.

I have some very beginner level questions about these wheels: https://factorystylewheels.com/wheel-styles/2021-4tr-pro-style-ffs-f247/#wheelspecs - please bare with me! I am truly grateful for the help.

• Will they fit my truck without any rubbing or extreme modifications (cutting, spacers)?
  
• Will they fit the stock wheels - A30 Open Country
• I prefer to not have an aggressive offset that kicks rocks into my (and everyone else's paint) - help me understand - what my current offset is (I have no clue), and what the least aggressive offset option in this wheel would be?

I want a 17in OEM style wheel in gloss and these seem to be a good option. Assuming solid build quality, fulfillment and well... if they fit.

Again - even though I am a Toyota fan, I know NOTHING about this stuff & appreciate the help. I'm a classic car guy at heart. I spend my time spraying starter fluid into an old Corvette, praying it will start.

 

Just get zero offset and you’ll be fine. They are flush to the fender.

 

Hi @mrzhtx ,

Happy to answer any questions you have about our wheels.

• With our 17x8.5, 0mm Offset and some 265/70/17 Tires (or 265/65/17), you will have no rubbing and no modifications would be necessary.
• I believe the OEM Wheels are 16", so if that is what came on your truck then the stock tires would not fit. (Let me know your current Tire Size and I will confirm. Just check the sidewall for the numbers.)
• With our 0mm Offset option the wheels and tires will sit flush with the fender, which is a highly desirable look. They will not look overly aggressive and they will not poke out past the fender, so no need to worry about kicking rocks up all over the place. I believe the OEM offset on the 16" Wheels is 25mm.

Our wheels are very high quality, our fulfillment is excellent, they will absolutely fit (with some new tires) & we have plenty of the Gloss Black 4TR Wheels in stock right now.

https://factorystylewheels.com/wheel-styles/2021-4tr-pro-style-ffs-f247/

Your Stock Lug Nuts will also work just fine.

Let me know if you have any other questions and I will be happy to help.

Best Regards,

-Dustin

 

Thank you for the quick reply and great info. My tires are 265/65/17 and I'm pretty sure I have 17in machined alloy wheels. This is what they look like https://www.hubcaphaven.com/mm5/gra...cs/00000001/2020-toyota-tacoma-wheel-rims.jpg.

So... am I good to go? I can keep my current tires? Do you (or anyone else) have any idea what my current offset would be?

Thanks! Feeling more confident about purchasing these already.

 

Absolutely, no problem! In that case, with your 265/65/17s you are good to go.

I'm pretty sure the offset on the OEM 17s is 30mm.

-Dustin

 

Thank you, sir! So your wheels in 0 offset will match my current stance exactly? Or move it further inside the wheel well? Thanks for dealing with these dumb questions.

Also, do you sell or can you link me to black lugs that are compatible?

Any discounts ongoing? Had to ask. Lol.

Thanks again!

 

No problem at all!

With the stock stance, the wheels sit slightly inside the fender. With our wheels, they will sit flush with the fender.
(If you look through the pages of this thread, a bunch of members have posted pics of their trucks with our wheels mounted if you want to get an idea of how it will look.)

Here is a link to some black lugs, there are plenty of others you can find on Amazon or Ebay as well:

$35 Set of 24 Veritek 12x1.5mm 1.87" 47mm Length 13/16 Hex OEM Factory Mag Washer Style Black Lug Nuts for Toyota Tacoma 4 Runner FJ Cruiser SR5 Pre-Runner TRD Off-Road Limited OEM Replacement

https://www.amazon.com/Veritek-12x1...248861011&rnid=1248859011&s=automotive&sr=1-4

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1438516502...Fk6X6-4yTsS281ePLyLanFwzEdxDM8tkaAla7EALw_wcB

Special 5% FSW Discount for Forum Members: 4trpro5

This coupon is good for all FSW 2021 Flow Forged 4TR Pro Style Wheels.

https://factorystylewheels.com/wheel-styles/2021-4tr-pro-style-ffs-f247/

Best Regards,

-Dustin

 

If I got these instead https://factorystylewheels.com/wheel-styles/pro-style-2020-f156/ - 17x8 instead of 17x8.5 - they would stick out .5 less? LOL, sorry, I feel like such an idiot.

Can anyone report on change in MPG with these wheels?

 

Technically, you can say they would stick out 0.5" less. It also depends on tire size, but with your stock tires it would end up looking something like this:



The Pro Style 2020 - F156 is pretty much the same weight as the OEM 17s, and with your stock tires there should be no change in MPG, if there is it would hardly be noticeable.

However, the 2021 4TR Pro Style Wheels are Flow Formed. Which makes them quite a bit lighter than cast wheels like the Pro Style 2020.

Best Regards,

-Dustin