TRD Pro w/ Method Wheels

I searched but couldn't find any answer. Any members running Method wheels with 275/70/17 on their Pro with stock Pro (Fox) suspension. I'm curious if there will be any rubbing. Im planning to go this route. Thanks for the help ;-)

 

Why Method wheels? Definitely not on par with the quality of a Pro, not to mention a performance downgrade.

 

Completely agree.. here's from my buddy's truck who was running Methods on his truck.

 

Method looks like the rota equivalent for our trucks. Cast aluminum made in china crap.

 

Precisely! There are so many inexpensive, quality wheels that I can drop-ship directly from Japan.
It makes me wonder why truck owners snatch up these poorly constructed wheels made in China.

OP -- hit me up if you want something legitimate, and that'll really set your ride apart.

 

They don't know any better

Can we see some examples? jc

 

Unless you have Volks. All wheels are cheap crap coming out from China,Thailand, Taiwan, etc..
The purpose of this thread was to check if they will rub not the quality of wheels...

 

I don't really care about source as long as the wheels are flow formed or forged which is an absolute must for any wheels on a truck IMO...especially one like a TRD Pro which is meant for off road use. Cast is weak and will break instead of bend.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/media/albums/aftermarket-wheels.31224/

 

Sweet, some of those are pretty nice.

 

Not stock pro suspension, but here's some methods with 285/70/17. You'll probably need to trim a bit on the firewall fender flares and maybe a cmc.

 

Oh rearrry?? I just mounted some SSR wheels on my Tacoma. 2-piece, forged in Japan, meet JWL-T specs.

 

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Who is making Toyota's wheels and how are they made?

 

Lmao. Wow.

Excuse us peasant folk in here with our cheap wheels.

 

I'm sure this was under completely normal conditions.

 

Trd wheels are coming out from Thailand

 

Just mentioned volks since I always see them on trucks. Never see SSR which are great wheels from Japan

 

this. in which case you may check FN Wheels. i have the Six Shooters. flow formed aluminum, under $1k for the set.

https://www.fnwheels.com/new-products/konig-six-shooter/

 

Well, to be fair, we do use these trucks for off-road. Not every truck on here is a mall crawler