6 lug adapters? (1 Viewer)

[Black200]

Is anyone running these? I'm looking for used wheels and tires on FB and I'm seeing huge deals on 6 lug wheel and tire combos. I haven't seen any recent threads about this topic so I'm wondering if anyone has done it.

Anything I need to look out for in getting one of these for 200 series? Such as specific dimensions for brake clearance etc?

 

[SF1911A1]

I’m pretty sure you would have to adapt your cruiser into a 4-runner. I don’t think the 6-lug wheels can take the weight of a cruiser.

 

[Black200]

I’m pretty sure you would have to adapt your cruiser into a 4-runner. I don’t think the 6-lug wheels can take the weight of a cruiser.

I'm not buying 4runner wheels, I found a sweet set off of a dodge rebel wheels with brand new ko2s for 800.

Are you saying 4runner 6 lugs won't be strong enough or 6 lugs in general?

I can see the point of the first statement as possible true, second is no way.

 

[SF1911A1]

I'm not buying 4runner wheels, I found a sweet set off of a dodge rebel wheels with brand new ko2s for 800.

Are you saying 4runner 6 lugs won't be strong enough or 6 lugs in general?

I can see the point of the first statement as possible true, second is no way.

I was specifically talking Toyota 6 lug. Never considered you were looking at Dodge wheels. You can take the tires off the wheels and sell the dodge wheels bare if you want. I don’t think it’s worth the hassle. I paid $1200 for Tundra TRD wheels with KO2’s. No hassle, no adapters, bolt right up. I recommend that route.

 

[grinchy]

I looked at it for a bit. 5x m14 is probably a similar clamping force as 6x m12.
It wouldn’t worry me strength wise. The trouble is most of these 6 lug wheels have a different offset and then add in the 1.25 in spacer and the effective offset was 0 or -10. I didn’t want to deal with that.

 

[Black200]

I looked at it for a bit. 5x m14 is probably a similar clamping force as 6x m12.
It wouldn’t worry me strength wise. The trouble is most of these 6 lug wheels have a different offset and then add in the 1.25 in spacer and the effective offset was 0 or -10. I didn’t want to deal with that.

That's what I'm worried about too. I'm not super educated on the offset and what fits and what doesn't.

 

[Black200]

I was specifically talking Toyota 6 lug. Never considered you were looking at Dodge wheels. You can take the tires off the wheels and sell the dodge wheels bare if you want. I don’t think it’s worth the hassle. I paid $1200 for Tundra TRD wheels with KO2’s. No hassle, no adapters, bolt right up. I recommend that route.

I didn't mind the rebel wheels look, saw it on a newer built Tacoma and they looked really nice. Definitely wouldn't go through all that hassle just for tires. I might just stay stock wheels at the end of the day.

 

[linuxgod]

I would not mount any wheels which are not the 5x150 bolt pattern.

 

[Fisher23]

Is anyone running these? I'm looking for used wheels and tires on FB and I'm seeing huge deals on 6 lug wheel and tire combos. I haven't seen any recent threads about this topic so I'm wondering if anyone has done it.

Anything I need to look out for in getting one of these for 200 series? Such as specific dimensions for brake clearance etc?

I have 6 lug to 5 lug adapters on one of my military trailers and they work great. Think it was from US Wheel Adapters, Wheel Spacers & Hub Centric Rings [Best in US] - https://www.uswheeladapters.com/

They custom make them.