BEST looking factory wheel for 100 Series Cruisers for sure.........not that I'm biased
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BEST looking factory wheel for 100 Series Cruisers for sure.........not that I'm biased
Thank you sir
My favorite, couldn't sell the wife on these.
Can anyone say if I have the right nuts for these wheels? My old wheels had a recess and the nut had washer and was shaped smaller at the end.... these nuts have conical end (dorman conical), it just felt strange tightening them down, I was able to get them tight but was unsure of the nut engagement with the wheel. And I'd like to run a small spacer, I read .75" is probably lowest I can use?
Looks great...what size wheel spacers ?
You are definitely running the wrong lugs. you need 14 x 1.5 flat lugs. Why did you not reuse the OEM ones?
LX lugs have a washer and smaller end that fits in the recess of that type of wheel... these wheels do not have a recess, basically flat front that goes right on hub... I'll search for the flat style and post back to verify
I have basically the same as these lugs, but not open ended... sorry if I didn't mention, I have tundra steel wheels that don't use the typical tuner style nuts with cast wheels that are kind of built up around the hub area. The ones I have do kind of center the wheel hole on the lug (but don't really need to bc hub also centers it). Hopefully someone can provide their experience, I know several on here have steel wheels, I searched a bit and couldn't find much info a few weeks ago when I did this wheel swap.
Toyota Tundra Snow Tire and Wheel Setup
Toyota Tundra Snow Tire and Wheel Setup
bwell
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Those are the correct style lug nuts for steel wheels, perhaps some with more of "seating" area if you can find them. Mine are fairly close to the one pictured directly above.
I appreciate it. I just joined the LC family this week! I just got it home on Thursday evening. Your review was just one more reason to buy.
What front bumper is that?Tundra 18" normal wheels using Land Cruiser center caps that came on the 18" wheels from 2003 onwards to clear front hubs. 275/65/18 tires
Tundra 18" TRD wheels using center caps from 16" Land Cruiser wheels from 98-02 to clear front hubs. 285/65/18 tires
Was a one off made by a member for me a while back.
Fitzgerald
Hey! Where'd the mountians go?!?!?
Hey Guys,
I picked up some 18" Tundra wheels to replace the 16" stockers on my 2002. I've got my Spidertrax spacers sitting in the garage and I'm ready to make the switch, just have a few questions:
Thanks in advance for the assistance.
I picked up some 18" Tundra wheels to replace the 16" stockers on my 2002. I've got my Spidertrax spacers sitting in the garage and I'm ready to make the switch, just have a few questions:
1) I purchased 4 wheels and looking to buy a fifth. From what I can tell, there is no variation in this style of wheel, correct? I'm hesitant to purchase a 5th on eBay because all the wheels I'm interested in are marked "Y7" while mine is marked "Y8". Is there a difference?
2) Lugs. My 16" stockers have the acorn style nuts, but these Tundra rims look to be flush. What lug nut are you guys going with?
3) Tire size ( 7 years on MUD and I believe this is my first tire size question ) I'm assuming that since I currently run a 285/75/16 on my OME 2.5 lifted truck, that a 285/75/18 will fit just fine? Any benefits to going to any other size as I jump up to 18 inch rims?
I'll post some before and afters once the switch is made.2) Lugs. My 16" stockers have the acorn style nuts, but these Tundra rims look to be flush. What lug nut are you guys going with?
3) Tire size ( 7 years on MUD and I believe this is my first tire size question
) I'm assuming that since I currently run a 285/75/16 on my OME 2.5 lifted truck, that a 285/75/18 will fit just fine? Any benefits to going to any other size as I jump up to 18 inch rims?
Thanks in advance for the assistance.
@Fitzgerald
The switch from 285/75r16 to 285/75r18 is going from roughly a 33" to 35" tire.
Here is member @Kavik running those wheels with a 285/75r18 and it looks awesome. Read his signature line (pictured) for details.
Hope this helps.
The switch from 285/75r16 to 285/75r18 is going from roughly a 33" to 35" tire.
Here is member @Kavik running those wheels with a 285/75r18 and it looks awesome. Read his signature line (pictured) for details.
Hope this helps.
Fitzgerald
Hey! Where'd the mountians go?!?!?
Oh...ok... so that's not going to fit under my truck in the stock spare location... hmmm...
Thanks for the info.
Oh...ok... so that's not going to fit under my truck in the stock spare location... hmmm...
Thanks for the info.
If you were trying to stay in the 33" area you could check out:
305/65r18 wide
275/70r18 skinny
285/65r18 in the middle but short
If you're not committed to the 35's then consider 34's like:
295/70r18 wider
285/70r18
Most people (including myself) have fit 34's in the spare location but depends on hitch design etc.
Triple check that spacers do not cause rubbing with the above - especially the 305/65r18 & 295/70r18
Good luck and post pic when you get them mounted.
Fitzgerald
Hey! Where'd the mountians go?!?!?
@bozncsurf
Awesome amount of info, thanks!
Any insight on the lug situation? Below is a pic of my stock lugs. Will the work fine for the Tundra wheels or are you guys going with a different lug?
These babies are so dinged up I might be buying a whole new set of lugs either way.
Awesome amount of info, thanks!
Any insight on the lug situation? Below is a pic of my stock lugs. Will the work fine for the Tundra wheels or are you guys going with a different lug?
These babies are so dinged up I might be buying a whole new set of lugs either way.
@bozncsurf
Awesome amount of info, thanks!
Any insight on the lug situation? Below is a pic of my stock lugs. Will the work fine for the Tundra wheels or are you guys going with a different lug?
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These babies are so dinged up I might be buying a whole new set of lugs either way.
Honestly, I have no clue.
They look correct - acorn seat with a flat washer.
But this is definitely something I would verify with a professional.
Other members with these wheels PLEASE Chime In!
