70 Series OEM wheels fit 60 Series Wagons (1 Viewer)

[Tim Coghlan]

Can anyone tell me if the factory 70 series 16" chrome wheels will fit a 60 series wagon?

I'm hoping to mount these with some studded tires for winter.

Steel Wheel - Fits 16x6" 4x/5x/6x/7x Applications (WHL60262)

Steel Wheel Land Cruiser

cruiserteq.com

 

[bcolvin]

Can anyone tell me if the factory 70 series 16" chrome wheels will fit a 60 series wagon?

I'm hoping to mount these with some studded tires for winter.

Steel Wheel - Fits 16x6" 4x/5x/6x/7x Applications (WHL60262)

Steel Wheel Land Cruiser

cruiserteq.com

Looks like from the description from CO that hey do 6x

 

[OSS]

The Mega Wheels Thread linked below has info in the 70 series wheels that fit on the 60 series. Here’s one post:

Wheels that work, part numbers

@gbogh I was just about to ask a similar question but about the 17" Black TRD PRO 4Runne wheels. No I haven't gone through all 21 pages of this post so if there is a conversation about these wheels fitting on an FJ62 let me know and I'm more than happy to search through all the posts. You can...

forum.ih8mud.com

 

[ToyotaMatt]

Can anyone tell me if the factory 70 series 16" chrome wheels will fit a 60 series wagon?

I'm hoping to mount these with some studded tires for winter.

Steel Wheel - Fits 16x6" 4x/5x/6x/7x Applications (WHL60262)

Steel Wheel Land Cruiser

cruiserteq.com

Looks like from the description from CO that hey do 6x

These are the most FLY OEM steel wheels you can cement your long term Legacy with

I personally find the whole steelies grey or this new ODD black glossy look , awkward and the use of them on a 60 / 62 with the chrome teet ctr caps , goddless

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- this is the moment i brought them home to the shop , i swear it felt right , NO shipping at any local toyota dealer either


, there affordable and a 16" wheel


go find any tires for a 15" wheel in 2023



this is the way ....
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[bottombracket]

Yes.

 

[ToyotaMatt]

the perfect storm topic here is a 15" wheel of any kind is now a fossile , in the tires world period


- why ?


- front brake calipers got bigger and bigger


- but in the non-usa far away , solid front axles still used


- hence ,


- PROPPER tie rod ends clearances OK !

- F Spacers , if you want to cheat fate go ahead ...

- these WILL also direct bolt to ANY NON solid fronts or rears toyota oem 6 lugs ....fyi


- finish is a metalic pewter , like a 40 YAZAKI cluster meter and glove box is


- i chose the : 90942-01021 lugs for my own brat reasons , but i only roll a PURE ACHORN's

- no sissy , almost pure radious ones


- + the 90942-01021 still made in japan


CHROME is thick and heavy duty too

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[ToyotaMatt]

Yes.

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i made a more in-depth up close and personal all non-usa oem wagons tech reel below :

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[HemiAlex]

They fit.

 

[johnnyshaner]

Another example of 70 series wheels on a 60.

 

[CruiserTrash]

They fit.

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I see those chalk marks. Hopefully you moved before you got a ticket haha.

 

[diesellibrarian]

They fit and they look great, but they have a zero offset, meaning that they sit inwards 15mm compared to the stock wheels, so your track width will be narrower by 30mm.

 

[ToyotaMatt]

They fit and they look great, but they have a zero offset, meaning that they sit inwards 15mm compared to the stock wheels, so your track width will be narrower by 30mm.

can you please elaborate on the Zero-Off-Set topic ?

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- if you have a copy of your PLANT A11 market regions offset . JJ spec's resource chart that would be good , i left mine at the laboratory today , .....
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- oh , what stock wheels are we comparing the new Sparky 70 series wagons to ?

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thanks
matt
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[diesellibrarian]

I'm just working from memory from when I was researching wheels for my 62 build. I'm 99% sure that the 42601-60262-03 (Type C above - 16x6J, I think) steel wheel is ET0, compared to the ET-15 of the stock 60-series 15" wheel. I've found a couple of posts here on Mud that back that up, but nothing in the way of official documentation.