Wheel Specs

Anyone know the specs on the 95.5 Toyota Tacoma 15 inch wheels?

 

Yeah, I'm thinking they're +25.

 

I think the current gen 4Runner OR and SR5 17's should be added to the list as well.

 

Thanks for the update .

 

I'm not 100% certain but when I swapped them for some TRD OR wheels, they sat the same in relation to the fenders.

 

Can you take some pictures? I'm thinking about getting a set and want to see them on a truck without fender flares.

 

Here's a few. Got 265/75r16 snow tires on for winter. Summer I run the 4runner Pro wheels with 265/70r17 Wildpeaks. Really like the offset on the pros. Stick out just right. Sold the steelies. Kinda want to swap the winter wheels for a set of the 16" anthracite or satin black 16's that are on some of the SRs as an option. My winter setup looks clean/oem but the summer setup looks bad ass.

 

Great looking truck. How many inches do they stick out? You have OEM or weather tech mud flaps?

 

Thanks. I didn't measure but I think 3/4". I found other pics on here before I got them. They sit dead even if you have flares. I liked that they would look good without flare sticking out a tiny bit or flush if I add flares. The flaps are 9" Plasticolor from Amazon. Love them. Some rock and snow slush protection, they almost dissappear with the black wheels, flexible so they won't break if you snag them off roading, cheap, have an oem look and they're flat so no tire rub. I researched for a long time on those.

 

Is this the so called Trd Sport wheel? Can someone confirm how much these weigh? & How come not a single website has the wheel weight spec for these?

https://www.autorimshop.com/toyota-...EaAokYEALw_wcB#product_tabs_additional_tabbed

 

I'm actually even more confused after reading this thread.

I have these wheels with 1.25" spidertrax spacers. How do I enter that into wheel calculator to compare to some new SCS rims 17 X 8.5 6 X 139.7 4.30" -10mm?? Is it +30mm +1.25 so +60mm??

TRD Off-Road Wheel - 2nd Gen
Part# 42611-AD031 (42611-AD030)
Dimensions: 16x7 +30

 

A 7" wheel w 30mm offset means you have 5.18 backspacking. If you are running a 1.25 spacer you are just pushing the wheel 1.25 farther away from the hub.



https://www.customwheeloffset.com/tire-wheel-backspacing-offset-calculators

 

3in lift
33x12.5r22
22x9.5 kmc slides +15 offset
No spacers

 

Ive been doing the exact calculations you're looking at, 1.25" spacer and all. I like fender to wheel/tire fitment I have currently and want to replicated it as close as possible, offset wise, with a new wheel, without using spacers.

Stock TRD OR is +30mm
Spidertrax 1.25" spacers are 31.75mm thick, lets round up to 32mm.
Therefore ET+30 minus 32mm(spacer width) = ET-2mm

When using a wheel calculator like willtheyfit.com, enter in -2 as your current offset. Then see how other wheel width and offsets compare.

 

Never bought them . Kept my steely for winter and painted them black . Bought American Racing wheels Baja 17” for summer. Pictures in profile

 

So steel wheels have a more "aggressive" or wider stance than TRD OR or TRD Pro wheels? -17 Steel vs +4 Pro?

 

Would someone mind clarifying if my logic is straight here? I can sometimes get the offset backwards in my head. The stock TRD Offroad wheels on my 2012 are +30 offset, so if I got a set of the 4runner TRD pro Sema wheels that have +04 offset, they would set roughly an inch wider than my stock wheels? Or any wheel in that +04 to +06 range would offer an inch of offset for that matter?

 

Offset has nothing to do with the width of your wheels. Offset determines how far in or out your wheel be from the hub. Positive offset pulls the wheel in towards the vehicle and a negative offset pushes it our further.

16 x 7 trd offroad stock wheel +30mm offset bs 5.18

17 x 7 4runner trd pro wheels +04mm offset bs 4.16

Since the wheels are the same width the trd pro wheels will stick out 1" further than your stock wheels. Link to offset calculator below




https://www.customwheeloffset.com/tire-wheel-backspacing-offset-calculators

 

My fault, wider was the wrong term to use and not what I meant. I meant to say sit an inch further away from the truck. Thanks for the info.

 

So. Here is what im looking for. Would anyone mind helping please. I have a 2007 2nd gen tacoma. Im running the stock sport rims on it with 1 1/4 inch spacers and 285 70 17 tires. I love the look it has. I would like to get rid of the spacers and run a Toyota rim that offsets to where my tires currently are. Ive been told after market rims can be problematic.