Which Wheels

Hello. New to the forum. Been looking around for a few weeks now, lots of information. I am looking for an opinion. Wheels on my truck are 18'. The wheel leaning up against my truck came off my 4runnerand is 17". The Tundra is getting a 3" leveling kit after reading all the reviews from rough country. Was going to go full suspension lift at $1000, but why spend the money if i can get the same look and good ride with the leveling kit at $200. Anyways, which wheels do you like better. Also, front wheel is getting painted black.

 

Not sure, will a 17" clear your calipers?
Just a thought! Bolt pattern same?? I do like the rim from the 4Runner but not sure on your size and bolt pattern.

 

Front wheel is nicer. Like said above, will it clear the brake caliper?

 

Oh....
Welcome from NY.

 

The bolt patterns do not match up between Tacoma/4Runner and Tundra from 07 - 21 model years, six lug vs five.

 

Official welcome to the forum...

 

Front. Back is tacky.

 

Bingo! However, OP may have plans run adapters/spacers or even bore a new hole pattern, you never know. People do odd things sometimes. For example, drive to a gas station ten miles away because gas is 5 cents a gallon cheaper there or cigarettes .75 cents less. People just be plain hilarious at times!

 

Correct, and it appears the wheel leaning on the front axle is a 6 bolt wheel...

 

Yeah. It's from a runner

 

I know. I also read the OP post, I was further confirming it won't fit on this tundra without an adapter. Guess I should have stated as much in my original reply.

 

Fwiw OP, while you are problem solving since nobody has mentioned it, centerbore might also be a problem for you to solve.

 

yup, confirmed 6 bolt on the runner and 5 on the Tundra. Could have sworn they were the same. that settles that. Thanks for the welcomes and opinions. Looking forward to my transfer from the 4runner forums to this one.

 

There is quite a bit of homework to do before you swap rims, don't overlook center bore, offset, lug bolt length, lug bolt seat style, bolt pattern, rim width, etc. It all matters!