Need Assistance Finding Wheels From Other Makes & Models That Fit My 2014

Hello TW members,
I'm a NOOB/FNG and this is my 2nd post, 1st being my introduction.
Many of you are probably going to say "Not this question AGAIN!", but
after searching the internet and not finding what I'm looking for I elected
to ask for help from the TW community. I probably wasn't looking in the
right place.
I just purchased a 2014 Tacoma standard cab 2 wheel drive and it has the
stock steel 15 inch wheels, which are dull, beat up, and frankly not very appealing.
My 1986 had the same situation, but I found out that many Jeep models with standard OEM
wheels would work on Toyota trucks, which it did in my case.
Fast forward to my 2014. Does anybody know which makes and models OEM wheels
will work on my 2014? I probably want to go to 16 inch or higher. I'm finding out that
since my 2014's wheels are 5 lug/hole that it's limiting options.
I believe these are the current spec.'s on my wheels:

• Center Bore / Hub Bore: 60.1 mm
• Bolt Pattern (PCD): 5x114.3 (5x4.5)
• Thread Size: M12 x 1.5

Any assistance from forum members would be greatly appreciated by me and my Taco.

 

Wheels from Toyota Highlanders, RAV4s, Siennas, and some Camrys can work.
Wheels from equivalent Lexus models should work too.
I've got 16" wheels from a Highlander, with 235/70R16 tires on my 2013.



I also had a 2015 with 16" RAV4 wheels

 

19" Highlander wheels


17" Highlander wheels


17" Highlander wheels. Owner said "did have to grind a little bit off the caliper mount to clear the inside of the spokes"


Various RAV4 wheels

 

Don't look at truck wheels is the first thing. The hub and bolt pattern on the modern 5-lugs is what it used on cars and car based SUV platforms any more. For instance I was able to take the 20s off my Scion and bolt them right up to the Tacoma while using the same hub centric adapters. You can probably go with most Japanese car company wheels that are 5-lug, except Subaru and some Toyotas that have 5x100 bolt patterns. Both Nissan and Honda use slightly larger hubs so you just need some hub centric adapters to use wheels off those cars. All of this is dependent on looks, wheel width and offset of course.