pb4ugo
SILVER Star
They're available now. You ought to pick up a set. They're cheap.
These new aluminium "steelie" wheels from the fjcompany are pretty sweet! (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter thecrazygreek
- Start date
This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate
links, including eBay, Amazon, Skimlinks, and others.
Disc Wheel & Wheel Cap - 1975 Toyota Land Cruiser
Shop in the parts listing - 1975 Toyota Land Cruiser Disc Wheel & Wheel Cap. Discounted prices and Hassle-Free Return on genuine Toyota parts.
www.toyotapartsdeal.com
pb4ugo
SILVER Star
They're available now and cheap.
pb4ugo
SILVER Star
Wow, I just bought 2 with holes and 3 without this spring from McGeorge Toyota.
Yes, I'm stocked up too, used and new. And willing to share. They have micro rust from the factory in the inner seam, so open them up, clean/apply something to stop that if it matters. I tend to bend the inner lip in when I install them (I corrected some of the wheel clip tightness, and grease the clip itself), regardless, they don't look new for long.
But, I do like the clips themselves as unique wheel ornament; just wish that I could find non-chrome lug nuts that are closed to keep the rain out of the wheel studs. Even just the spare tire without a cap is kinda neat.
I kinda wish that the chrome hubcaps had a galvanized cousin in production, like how the rear-view mirror arms and radiator shroud were plated.
But, I do like the clips themselves as unique wheel ornament; just wish that I could find non-chrome lug nuts that are closed to keep the rain out of the wheel studs. Even just the spare tire without a cap is kinda neat.
I kinda wish that the chrome hubcaps had a galvanized cousin in production, like how the rear-view mirror arms and radiator shroud were plated.
pb4ugo
SILVER Star
I bought chrome capped lug nuts from Summit.
pb4ugo
SILVER Star
IDK, I bought mine from Summit. Im pretty sure you want 12mm x 1.5 threads. If those Toyota lug nuts are anything like the ones they sell for my Camry they are junk, imo. I find most auto manufacturers use a lug nut encapsulated with a layer of sheet metal and over time the sheet metal deforms/expands and it becomes difficult to get a socket on them. When I purchased these they were 5 or 6 bucks for 4. Idk, what they are now.
Still available anywhere else, lot of providers for this part, and it only says "Currently Unavailable" for whatever reason of TPD.
When a part is NLA the message is different:
Thanks, it seems the 255/85R16 are what I'm seeing on these wheels. I'll check out the tire carrier, that's my concern as well.
Crush 4
SILVER Star
Yep that’s what I’m running!
