Anyone run TRD pro 18" wheels and 1.25"spacers?

[Loyota]

Such an ironic thread. I started this thread to inquire about spacers with 18" wheels and not to debate offsite on the 20" wheel.

I just know about my wheels (old and new) and what I have done to my truck. You are free to believe whatever you want. Good luck. Maybe everyone selling the 2013 LX570 wheel is wrong.

 

[rob c baldwin]

I am not sure why you are arguing with me on a thread I started - do you have a question related to spacers and 18" TRD wheels?

I have indeed posted a picture with the wheels under discussion.

TRD Pro 18" LX570

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Both threads were started in 2017 long before the Heritage model existed. The TRD wheels were a common discussion topic a few years ago - they came on Toyota Tundra trucks and were a popular swap to cruisers. Since this is what I am running on my 200, I am happy to answer any questions on this setup. Thanks!

what about rock warriors 17" on a 2014 200 series?

 

[supercarrera]

I bought a couple of those 20" wheels off ebay and the description clearly said they were +45 offset. But I knew the description was incorrect and that they would be +60. And they were +60. When I was looking for those wheels to buy, I found multiple sources on the internet claiming that they were +45 for some reason. I think they just copy each other's specs without verifying.

 

[Loyota]

The great OEM wheel offset debate of 2021 (which has nothing to do with how this thread started) but I am happy to discuss. To be honest I don't really care what the OEM offset was as the wheels were 20" and chrome and I wanted them off my truck ASAP and I sold them 3.5 years ago

If it is true that my OEM wheels were in fact 20x8.5" with a 60mm offset and I replaced them with 18x8" with a 60mm offset then the wheel offset calculator shows that the TRD wheels sit 6mm inboard of the OEM wheels. I then added a 1.25" spacer which makes my new wheels right about 1" wider placement than OEM. All I know is the TRD wheels fit with and without spacers .

In any case, I like my wheels and spacers and no issues in the last 100k+ miles. They sit about flush with the bodywork with the spacers.

 

[04UZJ100]

The great OEM wheel offset debate of 2021 (which has nothing to do with how this thread started) but I am happy to discuss. To be honest I don't really care what the OEM offset was as the wheels were 20" and chrome and I wanted them off my truck ASAP and I sold them 3.5 years ago

If it is true that my OEM wheels were in fact 20x8.5" with a 60mm offset and I replaced them with 18x8" with a 60mm offset then the wheel offset calculator shows that the TRD wheels sit 6mm inboard of the OEM wheels. I then added a 1.25" spacer which makes my new wheels right about 1" wider placement than OEM. All I know is the TRD wheels fit with and without spacers .

In any case, I like my wheels and spacers and no issues in the last 100k+ miles. They sit about flush with the bodywork with the spacers.

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100k on the spacers too? Stayed torqued no issue?

 

[Loyota]

Yes - 112k miles and I have checked them a few time and no issues. I removed the fronts to install new rotors about a year ago.

 

[TeCKis300]

The great OEM wheel offset debate of 2021 (which has nothing to do with how this thread started) but I am happy to discuss. To be honest I don't really care what the OEM offset was as the wheels were 20" and chrome and I wanted them off my truck ASAP and I sold them 3.5 years ago

If it is true that my OEM wheels were in fact 20x8.5" with a 60mm offset and I replaced them with 18x8" with a 60mm offset then the wheel offset calculator shows that the TRD wheels sit 6mm inboard of the OEM wheels. I then added a 1.25" spacer which makes my new wheels right about 1" wider placement than OEM. All I know is the TRD wheels fit with and without spacers .

In any case, I like my wheels and spacers and no issues in the last 100k+ miles. They sit about flush with the bodywork with the spacers.

Good stuff and checks out.

I think you might be able to appreciate that this forum does try to keep some semblance of informational accuracy. Helps each of us when we mod our cars. Unlike the rest of the interwebs.