Find TRD Pro Wheel or Replica in Canada ?

They come w a 3 yr warranty. I'll check where they were cast, but replika is a canadian company out of Montreal.

 

Just got my toytoy, I bought wheels from replica, really nice look

 

I also bought them. $500 CAD shipped to door from parts engine. Day two,but i love them. May get trd centre caps one day, but so many people have that, i kinda like that mines a little different. 3 inch level and 255/75/17. Just had to remove the tiny front mud flap with the new offset.

 

Got mine a few months ago from PartsEngine, $603 taxes in shipped to PEI.

Very happy with them, much better stance. I order some Resin stickers from Etsy for about $5 and just put them on the centre caps.

Wrapped in 265/70/17 P rated Falkens. Little bit of rub on the front flaps when cut hard.

 

Looking for a 16 inch winter wheel setup. Has anybody dealt with these guys?
I am located south of Ottawa.

 

The same rims from partsengine.ca seem to be cheaper than from the site you posted. I am in Canada too.

 

Yes, I was playing with their website. I was struggling to find the rims and ad comparable tires mounted (and balanced) and have them shipped for $1,515.33.

Didn't push the buy now button just yet...

 

What was the verdict on the parts engine wheels? Do they say where they are cast?

 

I ended up not going with these guys.
I ordered a set of Replika R239 16x7 wheels (paired with Gislavet NordFrost's and tpms sensors) at my trusted supplier in Ottawa. They will be mounted tomorrow.

 

Nice looking wheels. I noticed the weight rating is barely adequate for an expo'd out Tacoma (1767lbs per corner).. did you happen to find any reviews of how they hold up to offroad abuse when you were doing your research? Price sure is right, and the Replika website says they have all the fancy certifications, I just have trouble trusting things that are inexpensive.

 

No, sorry, I didn't do too much research tbh. They look a lot like the Replika R213 you see floating around on the forum.
For what it's worth, they have the same specs (slightly lighter) and look beefier/less busy which I prefer.
I doubt they will cause problems, and if so, they come with a 3 year warranty. And I think after 3 years of winter they will pretty much toast anyway.
They are being used as a winter set so severe off road abuse will be minimal. They even have a winter approved finish lol. They are cheaper than my initial plan: to powder coat steelies. My expectations aren't too high and I think it is worth the gamble.
I will post some pictures when I have them mounted.

 

Winter tire setup completed at Slick Automotive:

Replika R239 16x7 +13 106.1 with Gislaved Nordfrost 200 245/75R16 with the Autel TPMS sensors. They clone the sensor iD's so swapping from winter to summer and visa versa is a breeze.

 

Looks awesome! what are you plans for summer tires?

 

Thank you.
I will be keeping my stock tire setup for the summer. Budget doesn't allow replacing perfectly good ties and wheels. My first focus was getting the truck ready for winter. So I've also ordered some weathertech mats, the tonneau is installed, it is Krowned etc..
Next will be the headlights when I have some funds. I really wanted the LED's but they are not available from factory in Canada so I will be going the Morimoto XB route.

 

agreed, huge disappointment you can't get the LEDs unless TRD Pro or limited in Canada. I just got winters for my current rims, still debating what I want to do for summer rims. I usually go with Krown but decided to change things up and have an upcoming appointment with CorrosionFree, will be interesting if its any different.

 

I was set on getting 16 inch wheels so my choices were limited. Most are 17s.
I can highly recommend Slick Automotive in Ottawa. André is great to deal with and goes out of his way to keep me satisfied. The installation was way past his closing time.
He gave me a couple of wheel and tire combo's to choose from. I think I paid C$149 for the rim, which is very competitive I think.

 

You gave me the recommendation for the dealership, might as well go with the rims!

I think I'm going to keep on using my stock rims for now and get something for winters next year

 

Oh yes I did lol. I guess I can't help myself.

I had the rims installed after going in for the first service at Tony Graham (+10,000 km, oops).
It took longer than expected, that's why André had to wait. And I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised with the way they handled the first appointment. They walked me through the process, didn't overcharge or up sell. They even washed it and adjusted my hood at my request. All for a low low $59.95 (or something)

I didn't dare ask pricing for OEM LED headlight units, being afraid of the sticker shock.

 

What rims did you get?

 

17 inch trd pro replicas. The only thing they need is center caps or vinyl appliques that fit.