First generation Tundra steel wheels 16”x7”.
Put pictures of the wheels you have in yours 80 series (9 Viewers)
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This perfectly clean and functional build of @jsmo’s inspired mine in post #953 upstream. Steelies.
Old setup:
16x8 et-10 Black Rhino Arsenal & 315/75r16 K02s
New setup:
17x9 et1 Fuel D668s w/ 1” spacer to clear bore & 37x12.50r17 K02
16x8 et-10 Black Rhino Arsenal & 315/75r16 K02s
New setup:
17x9 et1 Fuel D668s w/ 1” spacer to clear bore & 37x12.50r17 K02
Anybody running these bad boys? The numbers seem pretty standard for the 80, but then again I’m new 
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Couple sets of 37s to swap around. True bead lock in red.
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I donˋt have pictures but I was hoping someone would. They spec out like theyˋd be a great fit for an 80 at 17", 6x139.7, 106.1 bore, 8.5" wide, -6 offset.
Kmc grenade crawl beadlocks. Favorite looking wheel ever. Heavy and way too expensive though.
Looks great. What tire size, and wheel offset?
17x9 I think -38 offset and 315/70r17s
@RockShoes They won't fit. Hub bore is too small for the rear.
Are we not dealing with a 106mm bore? 106.1mm should be near perfect if that's the case.
My Methods are 108mm and a snug fit. Stock '21 Tacoma wheels with the 106.1mm bore will not bolt on mine.
17" Toyota steel wheels with 285/75/17 K02. No spacers or center caps. I sand blasted the wheels and spray painted them rust-oleum gun metal gray.
I felt this was an appropriate combination considering it has next to no factory options. Beige metallic, open diffs, no roof rack or spoiler from factory, and cloth brown interior. Really leaning into the somewhat poverty spec I guess. Felt wrong to put fancy wheels on it.
I felt this was an appropriate combination considering it has next to no factory options. Beige metallic, open diffs, no roof rack or spoiler from factory, and cloth brown interior. Really leaning into the somewhat poverty spec I guess. Felt wrong to put fancy wheels on it.
I wonder if the bore on the stock Tacoma wheels necks down to secure the hub cap. I've seen quite a few people run them with enough spacer to allow putting in the hub cap. I have zero desire run spacers if I'm already shelling out for wheels. I'd rather focus on finding the correct wheel spec.
Countless hours of reading on here about wheels....
