Wheels That Fit (1 Viewer)

[mjosoba]

Morning. I recently acquired some, I assumed, stock wheels for my ‘89 pickup. 3.0, 4x4.

Did I assume wrong? I put them on and now cannot remove the front passenger. After this I didn’t put the driver side on. I always thought these were stock to these pickup, but it’s like the hub is too large for the inner bore of the wheel.

 

[Dumpolina]

Looks correct, got all the Toyota markings. Mine fit snug to the hub on one truck and not as snug on another. Snug as in I gotta wash off any mud/grime to ease getting them off.
I had to clearance the washers on the locking hub body studs to get the wheels on, looks like yours don’t protrude as much as mine

 

[gnob]

Just clean up the wheel center and wheel hub.
If that wheel has corrosion, it may be bubbling in that center area.

 

[mjosoba]

Appreciate it. Yeah, that’s probably it. Now to get it off… .

 

[ColoradoBoy]

Hub-centric wheels can get 'glued' on with mud, etc. A good washing & rocking at 6-12 o'clock and 3-9 o'clock positions should get them off. I remember having to really work mine over when I first got it. Truck had only put on 1000 miles in 10 years, and were really stuck on there.