2020 TRD Pro Wheels - Matte, Satin or Gloss?

Not to hijack the thread but I love these fake bead lock 17" 6 spoke design as well, but they're freak'n expensive; too bad they don't come in black. Also a 6 lug design, originally made for the 4Runner around 2013ish I think. They also came in a 5 lug configuration for the Tundra a few years ago.

 

gloss when clean, matte when dirty

 

put you glasses on

 

Please refer to the multiple other posts stating that the original image was of a 5 lug Tundra wheel which was then changed to a Tacoma wheel

 

Hopefully when these new TRD Pro wheels come out they don’t make them as hard to get as the 2018\19 pro grille . Wouldn’t mind picking up a set if the prices is right .

 

Those look like an absolute nightmare to clean

 

its not

 

Anyone know what the full specs will be for the new Pro wheels? Thinking it'll probably be 16x7 or 17x8/8.5

 

Im curious if these will be available for sale.

 

the tundra and sequoia use beefier lugs so they stick with the 5 lug

 

Hopefully they are $1500 per wheel so nobody buys them.

 

Fine by me. Thats what replicas are for.

 

Looks like I'll be trading my t4r 17's with someone on the forum when these come out

 

And toyota black lug nuts too

 

Interested in this also.

 

Hopefully will have a set, and will most likely be up for sale whenever they decide to release the 2020 for sale.

 

Where are you located?

 

Oklahoma

 

If they weren't black, I'd love to snag a set just out of my love of all things BBS. I've had them on the past two cars.

The Tundra forged BBS are $811 a pop list with most dealers selling in the $500-600 range. Pricier than the Rock Warrior forged wheels, but that's the price you pay for quality wheels. Back when I was in the Subaru world I really wanted the S204 BBS RE which were Subaru-specific fit and they were like $1,100 a wheel. I think list price for the stock BBS wheels were nearly $800. My friend had the 02-03 dealer option BBS wheels on his WRX and the original price in the order of $3,200 a set (he paid 1/4 that used) but the wheels were super, super light weight.

Sure, if you like inferior cast wheels, I guess.