Will 6x135mm wheels with -12mm offset fit?

hello,

I'm looking into some new wheels and tires.
This is the first truck I have actually cared enough about to do this for, so I don't have a lot of experience in this field.

I have a stock 2016 sr5, I'm looking at a set of Fuel vapor 17x9.
where I'm getting concerned is the offset and bolt pattern. They look to be a 6x135mm and have a -12mm offset.

can anyone confirm these will definitely fit my truck before I pull the trigger? and what tire size would you suggest? Obviously I wont be doing toooooooo much off-roading (2WD), but I would like a beefier look if possibe

thanks for any help, and insight....im learning

http://www.autoanything.com/wheels-rims/fuel-vapor-wheels

also, this is the link of where I'm thinking about getting them, FREE shipping!
but if you know of a better deal, please let me know

again, thanks for the help

 

They should fit fine. For tires, if you're not lifting, just stick with the stock size you have and just pick a more aggressive looking tire.

Edit:

 

thank you sir

 

I thought the bolt patterns were 6x139.7 (6x5.5).

Are they different between the 16 and 17 model?

 

@LuxePaintball Oh shiet, woops, this guy is correct!

 

it says 6x135mm or 6x5.50 duel bolt pattern

for the same size selection, so the consensus is a 6x5.50 should be fine?

 

I'm running 275/70 on my stock SR5 wheels and they work great with no rubbing and have the factory mud flaps as well.

 

Few things: first off yes the wheel will "fit"

6x5.5 is correct for the bolt pattern and the center cap will cover the 6x135 (ford) bolt pattern so you won't see the extra holes.

As for the wheels fitting. They will work, -12mm offset and 4.5" back spacing works very well on Tacomas but it will stick out from the fender because it's a 9" wide wheel. Your front mud flaps will most likely need to go, and even if you aren't running an overly large or aggressive tire, the wheels fit aggressively. There will be a little trimming involved to alleviate that. The wheels will stick out about a half in or so past the fender.

Also if you do need new tires be very careful when selecting them. A lot of tires will mount a 7"-8.5" wide wheel, and you'll need to make sure they actually fit a 9" wide wheel.
Do you already have a set of tires, or a set picked out that you want? I'd be happy to check the specs for you.

Ps: I work at autoanything, if you do want to order shoot me a PM and I can get you a discount

 

I know this thread is old but I have a big question. There are some some Fuel Kranks that are very cheap that I want to buy but they are off of a FORD expedition 6x135 lug pattern. Will these fit my Tacoma... Any help is appreciated.

 

@eccracer104 I am not sure if they have that dual lug pattern thingy. Do all fuels come with that? Thanks

 

Ask for pictures of the back of the wheel. It could be dual drilled, but it might not be. 6x135 will NOT fit your Tacoma, that wheel would need to be a dual drilled set to work. Also find out what the offset/backspacing is as Ford’s typically use a higher offset than our trucks.
Oh, and if it’s an old expedition it could be the 5 lug version not the 6.

 

It is the 6 lug version. I don't really care about the offset. I will ask for pictures. How would I get it dual drilled if it is not? Thanks.

 

You should care about the offset, if it’s too high they won’t fit and you’d have bought some expensive paper weights.

If they’re not dual drilled, idk, I’ve never had to have a set of wheels drilled. You’d need to call various wheel shops until you find a place willing to do it.

 

Thanks for the info.

 

Looking to purchase 18x9 Fuel wheels (-12mm offset and 4.5” backspacing) and 265/65/R18 BFG A/T tires for a stock 2012 SR5 Prerunner 2wd. Will this setup fit without trimming or modifications? Does not have mud flaps installed on the front.

Want to give it a better looking stance but don’t want to have to trim to make them fit. Anyone have pics with that wheel offset on factory suspension?

Thanks

 

Due to the 9" wide width and low -12mm offset you will more than likely rub the rear part of the front fenders. Not anything some quick and light plastic trimming won't cure. You can also opt to install a set of 3rd gen take off factory front coilovers (strut assembly) and that will yield you a 1" lift which will level out the truck a little and add some extra clearance for those wheels and tires.