Which factory center caps fit these wheels

I just bought my first Tacoma a few days ago. It's a 2013 base model with 87k miles from the original owner. The guy let his son drive the truck for the last few years and the kid did some stupid things like put Lexus car wheels on it. Luckily it came with the stock 15 inch steel wheels. I need the center caps for the stock wheel. I looked online and it looks there there are about 6-8 different ones. I don't want to guess, I only want to buy these caps once.

 

Not sure of part number but try to search Tacoma 15 in wheel skins. They are a complete hubcap that chromes out entire rim. I loved the way these looked on mine when I had it. They are a little pricey but can be found on several sites.

 

You can zoom in on mine and see what they look like. I disliked the OE wheel a lot. So I collected a set of 'spare wheels', painted them up and added some SS trim rings. Perfect fit, running 235 75 15 tires. No rub, no fuss, no muss.

My 13 was prewired for the backup camera which I've added, and adding intermittent wipers is easy peasy as well.

Your truck is commonly called a 5 lug regular cab. Use caution with online shopping, as most of the suspension and brakes for our 5 lugs does not interchange with the 6 lug models.

 

Well both the chrome skins and spare tire rimes are options I would have never thought about. Always good to have options but I'm really hoping someone will post a picture of my style rims with the center caps. Also a picture of the backside of the cap as some have different clips. In the mean time I'm looking for other factory Toyota options, I have read where maybe Highlander wheels may work.

 

Nice looking truck but those wheels

welcome to TW!!

 

Nice looking truck but those wheels and I mean the Lexus ones, I like the stock ones

welcome to TW!!

 

The center caps in my pic came from my wheels like yours. They'll fit.

You have to look for 5 lug center caps. And this is about it.

BTW, we have a dedicated 5 lug foum too

 

Both them wheels worth $5 and not worth spending anything on. At most I would give the area a quick spray with fluid film.

would probably also get rid of the gardener truck. Doesn’t seem to have a purpose. Cannot tow.
A similar good vehicle for less money also cannot tow so I would be looking at that.

 

This is exactly what I was looking for Thank you Clearwater Bill

 

I have no idea what you are trying to say. But thanks for your meaningless reply that had nothing to do with the question I asked.

 

This is the one you want, I have the same truck and caps as Bill, but the same rims as OP. Not sure if there are other options really but it gets the job done just fine.

 

Finding them, I mean you could try here but few of us around..haha..

I needed one and grabbed it on Ebay some years ago for $20 roughly.

 

Just pulled a cap off mine and it's the same part number as CWB has.

Here's my rig

 

I would also keep an eye on your local CL, many times people upgrade there wheels and sell the old set fairly reasonably

 

Check Facebook Marketplace if you have FB.
You may be the first person I've seen on this forum who likes those wheels.
I couldn't replace them fast enough. Highlander 16" wheels
IMHO the Lexus wheels wouldn't be bad with taller tires.

 

I’m not crazy about the stock wheels but better than the Lexus wheels. Hard to tell in the picture but they are pretty beat up. I do like those Highlander wheels, what years were they used on the Highlander?

 

2001 - 2007

 

Hey Big Kahuna, What size tires are you running on those Highlander wheels

 

235/70R16 Cooper Discoverer AT3 now
225/75R16 have almost exactly the same sidewall height but a slightly narrower tread.
I've used both sizes on these rims.
Keep in mind your speedometer will read about 5 mph slower at 65.
Also alloy rims use different lug nuts and the TPMS sensors from steel rims don't fit on alloy rims.
Personally I just skipped new sensors and ignore the warning light.

 

I'm not in love per se with the stockers, but I've never really cared about rims on my vehicles. If you're in an area with snow and whatnot they're at least durable enough, mine are the originals. I need to treat and maybe do some touchup work this spring but for 15 yrs old I'm not fussing.