17" vs 16" wheels?

Taco wheels don’t fit tundras. Feel bad for those tundra owners because they don’t share a lug pattern with a ton of other trucks

 

Now that sucks. So those nice tundra TRD beadlock looking wheels won't fit our trucks then? That sucks. Well and I think tundra TRD wheels are 18's as well.

 

1 inch.

 

They fit first gen Tundra. But I realize you were speaking of 3rd gen.

 

and probably the T100?

 

If you're going offroad wheeling/overlanding, airing down tires etc. you want 16". More daily driver 17" but with are fine for off roading.

 

265/75/16 Duratracs for the Win. Best side wall & rim protection….

 

Plenty of reviews about the sidewall being too weak

 

A lot of the reviews come from folks who bounce around in the rocks like a ping pong ball or just generally abuse their rigs.

 

what else are we supposed to do at the mall?

 

If you drive on highways - 17". If you drive off road - 16". ASs general info, 17" rims have more choices about tires. My personal opinion is - 17".

 

Better than driving through mud. That's abuse

 

Pics of your negative 17 inch wheels please.

 

Arctic Trucks are the only ones that do big tires right!

 

Also, one of the quickest tires to lose tread life. Only rated at 500...weaksauce
Even Falken AT3's are 600, Hankooks 660...there are much better tires out there for the price.

 

What's the actual purpose of a wheel like that? Transport-specific or something?

If so that makes me wonder why someone bothered coloring a rim that's basically for utility.

 

I'm just betting to see how it would look.

 

That's a universal wheel for when you don't have any wheels.

I see they now make a 6lug version.