Black Rhino Armory Wheels

did you need just the lugs or all dimensions?

 

bump for input.

 

Black Rhino Bantam 285/75/16

 

I love these but they seem like they'd be hard to keep clean. How have they been?

 

Super easy to keep clean. They are a matte textured finish that is much easier to deal with than a polished finish.

 

Cool, I thought all the little bolts might be hard to clean around.

 

Nah. I just use some soap and water with a soft wheel brush.

 

I have 3rd gen Tacoma TRD 4x4 Sport, I purchased the 17 inch Armory Black Rhino wheels with a -18 offset and want to put 285/70 R 17 tire on it. I am willing to do whatever I need to with the suspension and triming but I am seeking advice on what rabbit hole I have opened by purchasing the wheels first. what do I need to do to make this fit with no rub under stress.

 

very nice I have the same wheel and fenders what did you do with your suspension bumpers and so on to not have it rub?

 

This is the exact color combo, gen and wheel I was looking for. Looks dope!

 

So I read through the entire thread and have some questions and I was hoping someone with the 17x9.5 with -18mm offset could answer. My Truck has a 3.5" lift. With this in mind would a 33x10.5 on a 17" wheel rub the body mount? Secondly what kind of gas mileage are you getting with these? Additionally how far do they stick out past a stock fender?
Thanks

 

Gas mileage is VERY subjective. It's all how you drive and anything that's on the truck different from someone else. You bought the wrong truck if you're concerned about gas mileage. Yes and 33x10.5 (295/70 or 285/70) will rub. They stick out about an inch and a half or maybe two inches past the fender. You gotta think you current wheel is a 16x7 I believe, someone correct me if I'm wrong. So even if you keep the offset and go to just a 16x9.5 or 17x9.5 that's 2.5" that the face will move forward. Then you change that offset from a 30mm to a -18mm that's almost another 2" difference. Also depends if your lift kit is specific to the 3rd gen Tacoma. If not and it says from 2005 to 2022 then you didn't get a full 3.5". You lost likely got a 2-2.5". The 3rd gen will not get the same height gain as a 2nd gen, as the 2nd gen specs are slightly different. Then on top of all that it depends what tire you use. Mud terrain tend to measure closer to the full size that are advertised due to the larger lugs so you'll most likely rub more with a mud terrain than an all terrain.