SCS F5 wheels 16x8, 17x8.5, & 17x9

Stock OEM Toyota lugs will not work with aftermarket wheels like ours.

We recommend the ET spline lug M12x1.5 for your 16" F5 wheels.

 

Hey guys, I have a set of four F5s in Matte Black 16x8 in -25 offset with Asphalt Decals in an envelope in hand for sell. Brand new in the box, only one box opened for pictures. I’m in Temecula in SoCal and looking to sell locally, not willing to ship. PM me if interested. Asking $1400 OBO. No lugs.

 

So with a 2" front (TRD) lift and -25 offset 16x8 and 265/75/16, would you even need to do any trimming? It sounds like no if only light trimming is required for a 1" or so leveling kit.

 

Trimming will still be needed.

 

Here’s my trim job with a 2.5” lift. F5’s -25mm 3.5” bs. 265/75/16’s

 

Thanks! That looks easy enough that even a gorilla like me can use a rotary tool at home and do it.

So question is whether 0 or -25.

Sicyota linked me to a good calculator and it looks like 0 offset will be the one for me! I'll check in often and see when they're in stock. Thanks for responding, many companies don't bother and I appreciate you!

 

hey everyone, I am lifted but looking to go back to stock to sell eventually and also be more of a daily highway driver. I currently have SCS F5s (zero offset, 4.5 bs I think? I got them 2 years ago) wrapped with KO2 33's. I do have some trimming and a CMC that I needed with the current lift and 33's. With that said, can I run one tire size up from stock on these wheels when I bring the truck back to stock suspension / height? It's a 2018 TRD OR 4x4. Also will have stock UCAs back in as well. Wouldn't want anything rubbing on stock UCAs either. I'm thinking I'm ok, but just want to make sure as its been a while since I've been "taco-fied".

 

Just sell them and put some stock wheels/tires on ...find them cheap clist....offer up

 

I plan on keeping it for a while, so still want custom wheels at least with one tire size up

 

At stock height, you can safely run 265/75/16 without much issue. Just remove the front mud flaps and since you've done all the trimming already, you'll be good to go.

 

thanks, i'm assuming the same for 265/70/17? I have the 17" F5s

 

yes, same deal.

 

Brand new never mounted (qty 1) SCS F5 wheel 17x8.5. Bought for a spare but now selling my GX. Still in original box. $260

 

Im in Salina KS. I have 5 brand new in box Stealth Custom F5 matt gunmetal wheels in the 16x8 +0mm flavor. Bolt pattern is 6x139.7. Perfect for most Toyota's. These are almost impossible to get. Went a different route on my project and just looking to get my money back out of them. I am firm on price and I have decided I will ship them if buyer covers shipping. $1,400 picked up. At least $1700 shipped. I can get a quote if serious.

 

I see this very often on here and other markets, the blatant refusal to ship. Not knocking you in any way, serious question, why? Only reason I ask is because of how many people refusing to ship even when they still have the boxes. Back when I was into cars 2008-2011ish I sold and shipped probably 5 sets of wheels. Charged buyer for shipping and I packed them up at the ups store where boxes of usually perfect size were for sale, which again buyer paid for. Took me all of 30 minutes. Again not knocking you, just genuine question especially being your remote area. Good luck with sale.

 

Easy, they don't trust or want any form of e-payments.

 

Which is silly these days. Paypal offers a ton of protection for the buyer and seller. I pay the paypal fees often so I can buy stuff that way.

 

Agreed I always used PayPal and they covered the fee (after they fixed the gift loophole)

 

Exactly, once you realize Paypal offers VERY LITTLE PROTECTION to sellers in my opinion, only to the buyer. Its scary how easy a buyer can get their money back on paypal goods and services. I've encountered scammers who told me they will pay me with goods and services. I've learned that once they receive the item they can damage it (damage 1 wheel out of 5 in this case?) or say it doesn't match my description and get their money from Paypal quickly since they default to the buyer and I've realized there is nothing I can do to fully protect myself.

This is coming from myself, a person who has hundreds of transactions on paypal selling things to individuals.

Also what happens if one of the boxes gets lost? Plus who doesn't like cash in their pocket instead of a traceable/taxable/fee applicable transaction?

 

as someone who has bought and sold several sets of wheels online, that’s a chance everyone takes. You take a chance buying damaged wheels from shipping when you buy from a company too. Sure there may be more protection, there’s also shipping insurance when you sell privately. It’s a chance you always take. Now if you want to drive to the wheel manufacturer and buy them because you’re scared of shipping then I guess that’s on you lol.

I bought sold wheels for Hondas back in the day when civics and s2000s were the move. That’s a way sketchier community than this one but again, my opinion.