Tacoma Rim compatibility with Gen 1 Tundra

Been looking at getting a second set of rims to put snow tires on for the winter for my 01 tundra. Found a set of rims for 350 that are 16 inch 2017 Tacoma's.

Would these work on my Tundra or would I need something to make it work?

 

they will work as long as they are from a 4x4 Tacoma.

 

I just messaged him to ask that, he said they are off a 2019 tacoma offroad 16" rims here are pictures if you know how to identify from that... Thanks for the help!



EDIT: He did just reply saying they are off the 2019 TRD Off Road edition 4x4

 

these will work just fine.

 

Thanks dude!

 

I had them on my truck for a little bit. They will fit. What size tire? The offset is 7” which keeps the tire close and if you’re running a 285/75/16 they will rub.

 

Those wheels have a 25mm offset. I think stock Tundra are 15mm. There was a guy in another post running 30mm Tacoma wheels and he rubbed on the frame a little at full lock So with stock 265 tires you'll be close. If you go bigger or wider, you'll likely have some rub. Otherwise, they work.

 

Wife is running those with a 265 70/16 on her 07 Sequoia

 

I am just running stock 265s right now. I suppose if people have rub at bigger I'll just have to keep that in mind. I plan to put a ~2" level in the front and probably change leafs in the back as well to try and lift is slightly there. I'm not sure that I will be doing that anytime soon, but its good to know to keep the stockish size for the snow tires I plan to put on them.

 

@OnePuddleUnder
FYI: the 4x2 tacoma wheels are 5 lug, so you'd know right away just by looking at them.

 

Is anyone running these 17" 2018 Tacoma wheels? They are posted for sale $250 and I was thinking about swapping out my stock wheels on the 02 Tundra.

 

You'll find several members running them in this thread, which is many pages dedicated to Toyota OEM wheels from various models, fitting our trucks: https://www.tundras.com/threads/lets-see-1st-gen-with-toyota-rims.40487/

But IMO that price point sucks. No tires and no TPMS and still $250? You can buy some cheaper, nicer looking aftermarket wheels for $150 more. And that style doesn't look super awesome on our trucks, but hit that thread and judge for yourself. No offense to anyone running them of course, they look way better on black trucks than any other color.

 

@shifty` after reviewing these wheels on the thread you sent, I would have to agree, they do not look the best. They remind me a car wheel vs a truck wheel. I am leaning towards finding some of the TRD Pro wheels like these 17x8

 

I was also thinking about the same style for my truck not long after I bought it. IIRC, those come in a 16" and 18" version. The 18" version can be found on a lot of the recent 4Runner trucks, at least that's what I see them on all the time over here, usually in black or gunmetal.

But also be aware there are 2-3 or more offroad wheel companies who make wheels very similar in styling to choose from if you want something with a slightly more favorable offset so (potentially) no spacers would be required.

 

Does anyone know what offset these wheels will be with a 1.25” spacer? I have a set from my brothers Tacoma and I’m going to run them with the spidertrax spacers he has also

 

The offset's value lets you calculate backspace. Basically, if you know the width of your wheel and the offset, you can use that to determine backspace. There's calculators for it if you're lazy.

But if you have the wheels already, just measure the backspace directly. This explains how, with pictures. Once you get your backspace measurement, add 1.25" to that number and you'll know what your relative backspace would be.

You can use the same measurement to calculate your current wheel's backspace. Just know, if the new/old wheels are different widths, how much "poke" your wheels show with the given backspace may vary.

 

I run these on my AC with that same spacer. As for actual numbers I have no idea. Fitment on my truck looks good. Fills out the fender flares a bit better on my TRD.

 

ok good to know thanks!! I did find some in 17" but have always loved the SCS Ray/Blaze 10s so maybe I will just save up for those so I can get the proper width and backspacing. Hard to beat the price of these take-offs though.

 

Definitely hard. Helpful tips with the SCS stuff. They are really weird on color choices, only release certain colors in small batches, and if you miss one, you may wait the better part of a year for it to come out again, if it ever does. So know what you need NOW and be ready to jump on it if it's currently in stock. But know what I didn't realize: Not every color you see on their website actually exists for sale, which I think is a little lame/deceptive.

If you want to keep tabs on when they're doing special drops, either follow them on Insta, or subscribe to this TW thread. This is ballpark how Blaze10s look with 285/70r17 if you haven't seen other members with them, here's FirstGenVol's (link), and EvilMilshake's (link) setup.

I really wanted that 'brushed copper' color Evil is sporting on his truck in Ray10s b/c I like the faux bead lock look, but waited and waited and waited, and it never dropped. They said they only do limited batches 1x, maybe 2x per year for it. I found a damn deal on my Racelines in a light gunmetal color reminiscent of the greyish silver OEM 5-spoke splits from the Sequoia and very close to SCS Gen5 , so I ran with it. Got 4+1 spare for at least $500 less than I'd have paid for 4 SCS wheels alone after tax and shipping, about $1200 less than I'd have paid for the gold Method 305s I was eyeballing. I'd have preferred 17x8.5 with the Racelines, but all they made them in is 17x9; I'll survive though, I think.