Wheel Upgrade - 2023 Tacoma SR

New Tacoma owner! I'm looking to upgrade the wheels on my new 2023 Black Tacoma SR. Any suggestions, recommendations or experience doing this? Is there anything to be concerned about with the TPMS?

Thanks!

 

Define what upgrade means to you.

You bet. If moving from steel wheels to alloy, you'll need new sensors and someone with a tool to register them to the truck.

 

Here is what I did to upgrade my SR - https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/anyone-know-anything-about-these-cooper-discoverer-tires.796492/

Tires bought online from Walmart & wheels from Discount Tire. Good deal on wheels, mounting & balancing.

I was able to reuse the factory TPMS sensors

Way better tires than the Firestones that came stock.

 

Something different than the standard steel wheels.

 

Literally thousands of options out there. Pick what wheels fit your liking and budget. Buy new tires if they are a different size than the steelies. Steel and alloy TPMS is different so you would need new sensors and the sensors learned to the truck. Big thing to keep in mind is hubcentric wheels are different for 4runner and Tacoma so need to verify hub bore.

 

Bronze wheels look great on a white truck. If the market wasn't so tight when I bought my truck I'd have found a black one just for that reason.

 

I like pretty much anything from SCS wheels, https://www.stealthcustomseries.com/collections/toyota

 

I was able to reuse my TPMS sensors on the alloy wheels I bought.

Plenty of wheels to choose from, shop around. Most makers have decent websites to help with proper fitment.

 

Upsize those tires... The Taco will look soooooo much better.

 

Stock 16” vs 4Runner 17” with 265/70R17 tires.
Rims/tires of your choice - it will look better.

 

I second this

My 21’ SR with 265/70/17

 

dont worry about the TPMS sensors they will fit most alloy wheels fine.

 

I put '17 TRD Sport wheels/tires on my '17 SR. They came with the TPMS sensors still installed. Paid $800 for the set with 200 miles on them, and sold the steel wheels/tires for $300, so only $500 out of pocket. I'm looking to do the same with my '23 SR5 that came with steel wheels. Either TRD Sport or TRD Off Road, whichever I can find first.

 

How did you sync the sensors to your truck when they weren't the sensors that originally came with the truck?

 

the tire shop can do it or you can get tech stream and a sensor reader then manually input the sensor codes

 

Thanks - was wondering what Commocean actually did.

 

I paid the stealership to do it when I brought it in for an oil change.

 

Thank you