Let's see 1st gen with Toyota Rims

17x7 Toyota TRD Pro wheels with 255/80/17 Falken AT3W tires.

 

I think those are Level 8s that someone has put a TRD center cap on...

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/level-8-mk6-w-trd-center-cap.511505/

https://www.level8wheels.com/off-road-wheels-rims-mk6.php

 

Painted some aftermarket rims.

 

are those oem rim or aftermarket? Also what does your suspension work consist of? Thanks

 

These are OEM TRD rims from the new 4Runner. They have a 4mm offset. I'm running a 0.5" lift in the front using Bilstein 5100 on the 2nd notch. I had to remove my front mud flaps and I get slight rubbing on the frame at full turn. Rear is stock leafs with Bilstein 5100 shocks.

 

Your Bilstein change your ride much? Ie the quality?

 

Gen 1's are so cool. Like a 5/6th size and still rocking the V8.

 

Just scored these for cheap! A major improvement over the steelies.

 

4Runner "snowflake" rims. In desperate need of new tires. Will be installing a 3/1 lift and larger tires. Also unfortunately rocking the Gen 2 Tundra badge. Truck came with the badges.

 

Ignore the missing hub cap

 

I like it w/o them. Gives a more rowdy look.

 

Got some snowflakes on the tundy. Really like the look

 

You must have been around my house once because Ive seen your truck. I pointed out that camper soft top to my friend because he asked if they made those for our trucks.

 

What size tires on your snowflakes? And do you have a lift? I’m debating on whether to get a complete new wheel setup or stuff my snowflakes into a larger tire.

 

I'm running 265/70/17 right now but once I get the 5100 billies in the front (probably 3rd or 4th notch) and aal in the back I'll jump up to 285/70/17. I talked with quite a few guys that have run snowflakes with that size no problem. Spacers might be on order because the snowflakes do sit a little too far in for my taste.

 

I have Billies arriving soon, so that is perfect info. Good to know that tire size works and fits. Much appreciated.

 

Hello! New here just wanted to post up how awesome these 4runner trail wheels look. Been searching for a good deal and finally found a takeoff set from 2019 for $450 complete. Ordered a set of black lug nuts on Amazon check it out

 

Nice find. I've always liked that wheel.

 

Nice first post!
Welcome

 

m3ga-tundra, Looks almost like my 05 Limited. Does anyone have these odd alloy wheels, dealer install. 275/55r18 ? It's time for 2nd set of tires, the michelin's always dry-rots before they wear out just turned 100k. I'd like to go smaller than 55s without the speedometer getting way off. Any good ideas that will fit these wide rim's?

 

put this on the pic thread already

 

Are we able to use our old stock lug nuts for these 4runner rims or do we need to buy a different set of lug nuts to accommodate these rims?

 

Thoughts on the AT3W’s? What size you go with?

 

I believe the wheels in that picture are actually off an FJ Cruiser. I would assume you can reuse your old lug nuts but I'm not 100% sure. I've heard others say it's a good idea to replace lug nuts anyways if they are 15+ years old.

 

Got it thanks! I guess I'll look into purchasing some aftermarket lug nuts than.

 

I’ve got first hand experience with the p285/70/17 AT3W. I’ll say this, unless you have a need for that type of tire, I would not recommend it. It looks awesome, but the tread pattern is on the extreme end of the terrain tire spectrum. Go with something like the hankook, Cooper, continental, Goodyear (not duratrac). The AT3w in that size is a power sucker. It was on my 2002 v8 anyway. You’ll be praying for a regear.

 

I went with 255/80/17, approx 33" tall and 10" wide. Load Range E. I have Bilstein 5100 on 2nd notch in the front and stock rear. My wheels are 17x7 with 4mm offset and I'm not running any wheel spacers.

The tires themselves are great, ride smooth, no vibration, and at 53lbs are on the lighter side for that size tire. If I would do it again, I'd get the Wildpeaks in 265/70/17s or even 265/65/17s for several reasons:

- I started towing a travel trailer and definitely feel the loss in power.
- The tires rub the frame at full wheel crank. I also had to take off the front mud flaps.

Ultimately, I need to decide on the primary purpose of my truck. Towing with light offroading vs. a more capable offroad rig.

 

LOUD. But look great.

 

@audibahn @Dog I am interested in the Falkens due to there snow rating (3flakes). Have either of you used them in snow?