Will 2019 TRD factory 16 in rims fir 2022 sr5?

Have the chance to purchase a set of TRD16 inch rims and tires for $550. I'm assuming they should fit a 2022 sr5?

 

Yes sir.

 

Nice upgrade

 

I've got these now, just thought for that price it would be nice to have a 2nd set and eventually get a real aggressive tread on one set.

 

2010 fj cruiser wheels fit also.

 

Good to go

 

Thanks guys. Might be fun to switch out every now and then and look like I've got a different truck.

 

Rims and tires for 550? wow. Good deal!

I sold the tires alone for $500 lol.

 

Yes they do, also look great on my silver sky. Mounted quality all-season tires on them for winter and long road trips. I'll swap back to the SR5 wheels with AT Revo3's in the spring. Paid $300 for the set in great condition.

 

Which sr5 rims did you get? I got those blacked out ones in my pic and didn't care for them at first, but they have definitely grown on me. I like the option of 2 sets though.

 

Ya, the tires have about 50% tread. Maybe a bit less. Good for summer.

 

Flat black SR5 wheels that came on my 2020 SR SX

 

Very nice! Looks like 2 different trucks. Love it.

 

No, you must buy my 2021 Off Road wheels I have for sale for more money

 

A bit of drive for me to get to San Diego! Ha! What do they look like?

 

I think the rims you have are better than any of the other stock taco rims

 

Exactly like what you are buying, BTW, I know how far the drive is. I grew up in Boonville, NY. A lot less snow in San Diego

 

Woah, there is a big difference between Boonville and San Diego! My buddies and I go around Boonville twice a year when we drive the backroads in the gambler 500. We base out of Lowville area.

 

Well in full disclosure, I was just out of Port Leyden, but nobody knows where that is. Lowville and Boonville along with Lyons Falls and Turin were my area. That was over 45 years ago. Lived in TX, IN, TN and now San Diego. Love it here, but your town is a beautiful area as well, just not many people know it.

 

Yes!!
We don’t wear the same pair of shoes on our feet, so why should our trucks!?