Gen 3 OEM Wheel Database

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This will be replaced as contributions grow and I can structure things properly, but I wanted to share my vision in what I’m trying to accomplish. Have some rare NC snow rolling in that affords me some time to start a side project. As a former VW enthusiast, we had some cool reference points that the community would generate. One of which was an OEM wheel database that detailed part numbers, offset, size, where they were found, etc for various OEM wheels. I know this is a lot of work, but as people dump information I can start formatting everything in this post as a consolidated source.

For an example of what I’m talking about, please see this example:
https://www.myturbodiesel.com/d2/1000q/wheels/18-wheel-database-vw-5x100.htm

To submit an entry to the database please post a clear picture of just the OEM wheel to include
wheel diameter:
Wheel width:
Wheel offset:
Wheel Part number:
Centercap Part number:
Stock tire size:
Weight:
(Should we include lug nuts? Do these change?)

If you don’t know a specific spec, that’s fine. We can figure it out as a community to complete hopefully every wheel available. Once we cover the Gen3 OEM options, maybe we can expand to some OEM+ options (Land Cruiser, etc). I also was a little surprised most of these wheels don’t seem to have a “name” and are only referred to as part numbers. Every VW wheel had a “name” so I think it could be a cool project to maybe crowdsource some name ideas too.

Help me help us, and I will periodically update this post as submissions grow, if this is something the community wants to see. Hopefully I can find a good way to keep everything organized with some reference points to jump around to directly what you’re looking for.

 

2022 Toyota Tacoma Off-Road 16" OEM Wheel

Wheel diameter: 16"
Wheel width: 7"
Wheel offset: 25mm
Wheel Part numbers: 4261104160, 4261104161, 42611-04220, 42611-04221
Centercap Part number: 75189N
Stock tire size: 265/70R16
Weight: 23lbs



Hope this helps!

 

^^^^ that center cap part number, is not a Toyota part number. Toyota's numbers are 5x5. First number is the part, second number is what units it fits. Ie: 42611 is a wheel, the suffix numbers are models it may fit, if those 10 numbers are followed by 2 more digits (either letters, or numbers, or a combo) that is a part that is color coded, and may come in color. Ski

 

I love this idea. Would be a very nice quick reference guide.

 

A lot of this info is already here.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/wheel-specs.30754/

 

Do you have the Toyota part number by chance? I cant find it anywhere

 

This thread has been around since the Great Recession:
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/wheel-specs.30754/