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Man, that looks awesome! Are you due for new tires, so that's why you're asking about changing to bigger rims at the same time? Otherwise, I'd keep that combo. Looks great!

Thank you. That's what it looks like after a 7 month rebuild, and I still don't have it all back together yet. Whenever it's in one piece and has new shoes, I'll bring it to the Cherokee, along with some bootleg craft beers. :D

On the tires, the sidewalls of both DS tires were buggered up in last year's roll over, and the PS tires have major cracking despite only having 5K miles. Insurance paid for the two damaged tires. The tires came from Costco, and I think they'll replace the cracked tires at no charge, or reimburse me. If I have to buy all new tires, I may as well go up to 16" or 17"--more options, and they're cheaper.

Speaking of tires, Todd's friend Mark Algazy swears the best size tire for an old school skinny look is 235x85-16, equivalent to a 32x950. That may be what I end up with.
 
If you must go bigger, look at the wheels on Tolleson's 40. Those wheels are classy looking.

I can't remember Chris's wheels. Are they American Racing Mojaves? Icon wheels?
 
Sea Knight said:
I can't remember Chris's wheels. Are they American Racing Mojaves? Icon wheels?

That's right.
 
That's right.

See, I'm not as senile as Nolen thinks. :grinpimp:

I agree that those are the best looking wheels around. Pat Hall put Mojaves on the 40 that he bought from Parker Graves, but he stuck with 15". If I end up buying new wheels, I'll at least go to 16".

Discount Tire sells a ripoff version of the Mohave. 16x7 size is around $100, and has the correct backspacing. That may be a possibility.

 
Sea Knight said:
See, I'm not as senile as Nolen thinks. :grinpimp:

I agree that those are the best looking wheels around. Pat Hall put Mojaves on the 40 that he bought from Parker Graves, but he stuck with 15". If I end up buying new wheels, I'll at least go to 16".

Discount Tire sells a ripoff version of the Mohave. 16x7 size is around $100, and has the correct backspacing. That may be a possibility.

http://www.discounttiredirect.com/product/wheels/mbmw72.mtb.ang.jpg

I'd have to consider those. If I remember correctly the 16x8 Teflon Mohave were around $150 each my cost 3 years ago. And they do not fair well in rocks. Scratch up bad like a kid riding a big wheel on his momma's hard wood floor.
 
I hate black spoke wheels and those generic black steel wheels all you Mud guys seem to want to replace nice OEM wheels with.

Bomar.....when you were out driving 911's, I was wheeling with Jeeps and ever one had a set of black wheels.
 
I hate black spoke wheels and those generic black steel wheels all you Mud guys seem to want to replace nice OEM wheels with.

If money wasn't a consideration, I'd order these 16x6 Toyota wheels, but with shipping they'd run ~$900 for a set of 5.

Toyota 16x6 Steel Wheel.webp


Toyota 16 inch steelies.webp
 
Lee, The rustbucket is looking great!

Is that a chrome roll bar to go with the 62 chrome rims? Sweet!
 
If money wasn't a consideration, I'd order these 16x6 Toyota wheels, but with shipping they'd run ~$900 for a set of 5.

Didn't Toyota have a similar 16" wheel on 4Runners and Pickups in the late 80's into the late 90's?
 
Not gonna be in town or I would.
 
I'd love it if rob chris whoever would meet Mike. Poor guy has suffered through a lot with me last 4 days. My wifes grandfather passed and I won't be home this afternoon. I sent a lot of pictures explaining stuff. Mike I fired her up again on the first try this morning.
 
Lee, The rustbucket is looking great!

Is that a chrome roll bar to go with the 62 chrome rims? Sweet!

Thanks Lash and yep, the roll bar is chromed. I guess you didn't see the rustbucket when I had it at 49 Tire several years ago. It has the "rare" factory chrome package, which I've never particularly liked. Roll bar, instrument bezel and glove box doors, shifter and t-case levers, clutch and brake pedal buckets--all chrome. It was originally a showroom truck at Monterey Toyota in California. I'd originally planned on replacing all the chrome, but I finally got used to it.



Didn't Toyota have a similar 16" wheel on 4Runners and Pickups in the late 80's into the late 90's?

Yes, some 4-Runners had 16x6 steel wheels, and I've found them locally for under $200 a set, but didn't care for the look.

Tacomas came with 16x7 steelies, like this, $69 each, but I'm not sure how they'd look on a 40.

[URL="http://www.hubcaps-wheelcovers.com/photo/to269459.JPG"][/URL] Item:05-08 Tacoma 4X4 16" steel wheels
Item Number: TO269459
Price: $69ea INQUIRE
05-08 Toyota Tacoma 4x4 16x7" factory original steel wheels, rims. New take offs, in new condition, price is for 1 with free shipping. Same wheels you would get at the Toyota dealer. Stock Toyota wheels, not

I'm picking John's 40 today about 4. Anybody want to give me a 40 checkout.

Wish I could help. You'll be fine, and congrats on your 40 score. :cheers:
 
Didn't Toyota have a similar 16" wheel on 4Runners and Pickups in the late 80's into the late 90's?

Here's a set of four 16x7 Toyota steel wheels, local, for $50. Not sure how these would look on a 40 but the price is right. :hhmm:


Toyota 16x7 steel wheels (4) - $50 (round rock)

Date: 2012-05-22, 11:57AM CDT
Reply to: pmfsh-3017173050@sale.craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?]


Just as title says, 4, 16x7 Toyota steel wheels, 6lug

Asking $50


 
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