Fifteen52 Analog Wheels/FJCo Wheels on FJ62 ... Wheel Options
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Understandable. I might have to if I can't find the option I am looking for.
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Well it appears we might be in luck 
Looks like I am going to wait for their wides when they come out… I asked him if he gets a timeframe to let me know so I’ll keep you all informed…
Looks like I am going to wait for their wides when they come out… I asked him if he gets a timeframe to let me know so I’ll keep you all informed…
Hey Cade, did this ever happen? I'd be interested in the FJCO wheels if I can't make the fifteen52 wheels work. I'm thinking it would be cool to but matching Analogs on my 40 and 200 series...did you ever explore mounting the OEM 40 series cap?
Yes but around here most tire places won't mount a 33" x 11.5" on a 5" wheel (stock). I went to three places and they all said against company policy and their rules. I was told maybe a small independent tire store might do it. It was a huge pain. I ended up buying the Toyota steelies which are wider to fit my 255/80R17 tires.
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Hey! Well ive been in contact with FJCo and that said it was in their R&D phase to make a wider wheel for larger tires in the FJCo wheel style.However that said though they mentioned that the R&D is now even further back on the back burner due to them trying to develop a wheel for the new Toyota Tacomas... Unless I can find a set of OEM steelies for a crazy good deal ill probably wait a few years (hopefully it only takes 6-8 months) to buy the new winder FJ40 FJCo wheels when they come out... I see hundreds of 60 series rigs and 40s too with wide 33s on the OEM stealies and they don't seem to have any issues so I might just have to do that if I get impatient.
Another option is the Toyota Tundra Spare Tire stealies which are cheap and I think are wide enough. They don't have the flash of the 40 wheels with hubs but I think they are very cool... My buddy ran them on his rig for a while...
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Heres the email response... The one thing I didn't ask though is if these wheels they are making right now are the same style as the FJ40s just bigger... Ill update this when I find out.. I wouldn't think so but maybe the 40 steel wheel is a look people want on their tacomas and 4runners. I am guessing a 8.5x17 would fit to my knowledge on a 62 so we shall see...
Here’s the email response…
Here’s the email response…
Yes I run the steelies after having trouble with local tire places mounting 33” on my stock rims.
@Roonie Do those require a spacer ? What year Tundra?
Thanks
Thanks
I did use spacers because others previously had and I like the stance better as the tire is now flush with the fender with the spacer. I used spidertrax spacers 1.25". No problems
I bought the steelies new from here.
Toyota Steel Wheel 17 inch - OEM [42611-35330] - $153.87 : Pure FJ Cruiser, Parts and Accessories for your Toyota FJ Cruiser
Pure FJ Cruiser Toyota Steel Wheel 17 inch - OEM [42611-35330] - Product Description: 1 Single STL69504 Toyota FJ Cruiser '07-'14, 16 hole black steel wheel. Size: 17x7.5 Lugs: 6 Bolt Pattern: 5.5 Inch Toyota Part Number: 42611-35330
www.purefjcruiser.com
Might be late to the party but here is an actual photo of the Analog 1552s on a 62. Old school flair, lightweight aluminum construction. I don't rub 35's and didn't need spacers, but they are attached to an 80 chassis. Not sure how they'd do on a 62 chassis. Center caps fit perfectly... On the spare only lol
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Looks Awesome! Do you have a pic of the spare with the center cap?
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A set we installed on a customers 80 axle coil conversion project.
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