SCS RAY10 18x9 Group Buy Pre-Order

nice truck man

 

Dark Bronze, machined lip, and the center caps fit flawlessly. Bolts are from SCS and are a black. Amazing wheels!

 

If you call Goodyear directly and have them ship to one of their tire dealers you can get them for less.

 

I thought has crossed my mind. Just haven't made the call yet.

 

Hey, just ordered my set on your website. When can i expect them to deliver?

 

They usually ship 1-2 days after. You being in AZ- expect end of week delivery

 

Wait, did I need to buy the lugs too!? Will the lugs from my stock PRO wheels work?

 

Typically, it's 1-2 days, but when it's during our website release, we get a little backed up so it's more like 4-5 days before it leaves our warehouse.

OEM lugs will not work with aftermarket wheels like ours. You'll want to use ET M14x1.50 size lugs. They're avail. on our website.

 

For my 2018 SR5 double cab, what is the recommended lug size? What is the difference between the ET M14x1.50 and the others that you offer? I want to order the best for the Ray 10s or the SR8s.

 

Is this the rear mudflap in the front tire?

You have a pro?

 

That is the area where the rear mud flap for the front tire once resided, as you can see it's been removed. Mines a SR5.

 

I just had similar question and Vin (SCS) replied that we should use the ET M14 x 1.5 with Ray 10s on the Tundra. ET short for extended thread and the M12 is for the Tacoma.

 

Check your local Toyota dealer because dealers here in Knoxville TN are running the same buy 3 get the 4th for 1.00 as well. I have still found on some tires however that Discount Tire is as cheap on a set of 4. But it depends on which tire you choose.

 

For those interested, SCS spline lugs (ET) are high quality for a great price. Just got some in the mail the other day

 

One last question. What do i do about the TPMS sensors? Should the tire shop just swap them from my OEM wheels and reinstall in these new ones? Or will I need to purchase new ones? I'm not sure how all that works. Thanks in advance all for your answers here.

 

Swap them over. I was told by America's Tire that it would be something crazy like $1K for new ones.

 

I wouldn't do business with America's Tire then in the future because they were trying to rip you off.

Here is a link to all 4 sensors for less than 50.00.

$45 Tire pressure sensor - TPMS 42607-0C070 (4)

https://www.amazon.com/Tire-pressur...1525196509&sr=8-1&keywords=tundra+tpms+sensor

Discount tire can install them in the new wheel and also reset your truck to use the new sensors. That is exactly what I did when I installed the SCS wheels because I wanted to keep my TPMS sensors in my stock wheels.

There is no right or wrong way, you can either move your existing sensors to the new wheels and the tire store can install normal valve stems in your old wheels so you can air them up, or you can install new TPMS sensors.

 

They were telling me the right thing to do was to reuse the existing sensors, because Toyota didn't have replacements widely available yet, hence the high cost, and aftermarket ones wouldn't work correctly.

 

Maybe that was true early on, but they work fine now. I have been running mine for several months with no issues. It does require a special tool thing to register the new TPMS sensors to the vehicle. Maybe they didn't own the tool.

 

I went from the steel wheels to aluminum. The OEM TPMS sensors would not work with the new wheels. The TPMS you found from Amazon worked for you?

 

Could be. Your signature shows that you own a 2007, so there could also be differences in new trucks. Either way, the existing ones can be swapped over and they will work without any reprogramming.

 

Good to know. Thanks Matt!

 

Yes they do, but these work on the aluminum wheels only. They have to be the 20 degree angle for the aluminum wheels.

 

Ok cool. That should work no problem for me then. I when from steel SR5 oem wheels to TRD OR wheels.

 

Could be and like you said, he can move what he has as long as he's staying with the same wheel metal.

 

they seriously told you 1K? haha thats insane they are like $50-$100

 

I don't remember what the exact amount was, but they said that they couldn't even get any that would work with my truck, so if I wanted new ones, I would have to source them from Toyota myself and have Toyota program them. It made swapping the existing sensors a no-brainer.

 

What did everyone have their wheels torqued to?

 

100?

 

Per the manual it is 97ft/lb