lets talk TNGA-F OEM steel wheel options (2 Viewers)

[Brown98LC]

This could be of shared interest between J250 and J300 owners and other possible current and future TNGA-F products.

So I know some people like base steel wheels, especially those looking for narrower tires.

Toyota has made plenty of 6 lug steel wheels in the past but for now I am focusing on the steel wheel that came out during the TNGA-F era.

So starting with the J300,
We have this base wheel option ( which doesn't clear the front of higher spec 300s FYI )

Part number

42611-60F20

17x7

Option 2
is the '24+ Tacoma steel wheel ( the more traditional hole steelie design )

17x7

Part Number
42601 - AK031

They also have a Type H ( which I assume is the same but in black for spare applications? ) not sure of the part number

 

[Brown98LC]

now we move on to the 18 inch Tundra options

42611-60F20

18x7.5

You also have the spare wheel option which I don't have photos of but looks like this



42601-0C080

18x7

 

[Brown98LC]

I hope I didn't get any part numbers wrong.

We still have the Overseas J250 Prado base model wheels to look forward to. Hope it has a nice steel wheel option.

 

[Brown98LC]

Some people here run J150 Prado steelies and also Hilux steelies on the 300s but they are not a perfect fit.
Offset is too negative and they need hub centric rings or else they have a gap and cause a vibration.

So as good as they look for some they are not the ideal solution. Which is why I focused this thread on current TNGA-F era options.

 

[APIOQM]

I’ll most likely be trying to source the 18” Tundra steels for winter tires on my 250. I figure they will be the easiest to find, and I like that they look the same as the 300.

 

[mkennedy009]

Those are ugly. No offense intended.

 

[Phillyd2]

Steel Winter / Off-Road wheels are supposed to be ugly. No offense.

 

[mkennedy009]

I think I just am not a fan of the silver. Black would be fine. The silver ones remind me when cars first went to the small spare.

 

[APIOQM]

The reason I’m partial to steel rims in the winter is because aftermarket aluminum rims give a “modified car” look.

 

[SilverKast]

I'd rather just pay to have winters switched over on the factory rims. I usually end up really liking the factory rims so I'd rather look at those the 6 months I have winter tires. If I'm paying all this money for the vehicle I don't want the rims to be the one thing that I keep looking at and disliking.

 

[Brown98LC]

Steel wheels are not for everyone that is for sure.

I personally have a soft spot for the round hole steelies.
Some 255s on those. If done right works perfect.

Would run them without those hub caps though.

I am used to seeing them though on LC and LX since they are some of the most popular wheels options around here.

I don't like the other design though just the one with round holes.

 

[kerner]

This could be of shared interest between J250 and J300 owners and other possible current and future TNGA-F products.

So I know some people like base steel wheels, especially those looking for narrower tires.

Toyota has made plenty of 6 lug steel wheels in the past but for now I am focusing on the steel wheel that came out during the TNGA-F era.

So starting with the J300,
We have this base wheel option ( which doesn't clear the front of higher spec 300s FYI )

Part number

42611-60F20

17x7

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Option 2
is the '24+ Tacoma steel wheel ( the more traditional hole steelie design )

17x7

Part Number
42601 - AK031


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They also have a Type H ( which I assume is the same but in black for spare applications? ) not sure of the part number



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I've got a set of Nomad Convoys ordered, but this would be a lot cheaper. Anyone know the offset on the 24 Tacoma Steelies? There was a post on the LandCruiser forum that said they were 26lbs which is the same as the Nomads. Guessing these are the same +55 offset as the Tacoma?

 

[lcgeek]

Ever get the Nomads? I was considering those but only saw a 9" wide rim with +25 offset which would leave more poke than I would like.

 

[kerner]

Ever get the Nomads? I was considering those but only saw a 9" wide rim with +25 offset which would leave more poke than I would like.

I did and they look great. Barely any poke. These are 17x8.5 +25

 

[lcgeek]

Looks great! What tire size you running?

 

[kerner]

Looks great! What tire size you running?

255/80r17

 

[lcgeek]

How much room for brake caliper?

 

[kerner]

How much room for brake caliper?

It’s snug but not too tight. They could have easily had 17” wheels.