Tundra TRD Pro wheels on LC 200

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Since Toyota is offering a 25% discount on parts this week, I'm planning to buy a set of Tundra TRD Pro wheels for my 2016 LC. I've seen them featured in several of Eric Sargeant's videos, and they look great! I searched the forums, but found some conflicting information. I messaged Eric last night, and he's been very helpful before, but I'm not sure if he'll have time to reply before the sale ends tonight. So, I hope someone else who has made this change can assist.

First, are the 2019 or 2020 Tundra TRD Pro wheels direct replacements for the stock 18-inch LC wheels? From what I've read, they are, but I've had some Toyota Parts people tell me that they might not fit, granted, with no justification. The offset, width, and hub pattern seem to match. I'm currently running 285/65/18 Toyo AT3 tires with a 2-inch lift and prefer not to use spacers or modify the tire position within the fenders.

Second, is there any difference between the 2019 and 2020 Tundra TRD Pro wheels besides the "Pro" and "TRD" badging? The center caps look slightly different: the 2019 has a red circle, while the 2020 does not. Are the finishes the same? I saw an older forum post suggesting the 2019 might have been available in both flat and satin finishes, but I couldn't find confirmation from Toyota.

Lastly, do you know the stock part numbers for the wheels and caps? I believe the 2019 wheels are PT960-34190-02, and the caps are PT280-35190-02. For 2020, I'm finding PT960-34200-02 for the wheels and PT280-34200-02 for the caps. Can anyone confirm these? Also, if the 2019 offers a satin finish instead of matte, does anyone know the part number?

Thanks so much in advance! I want to make sure I get the right wheels and avoid any issues, so any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
 
Thanks so much! I’ve gone through that thread, and I’m feeling pretty confident that both the '19 and '20 wheels should fit without needing any extra modifications. That said, it’s still unclear whether the '19 and '20 have different finishes. Someone mentioned a satin finish in this thread (for the 2019 wheels), but I can't say for sure if that's accurate. I think I’ll just go with the 2020 wheels since I know they have a matte finish, which I really like.
 
Thanks so much! I’ve gone through that thread, and I’m feeling pretty confident that both the '19 and '20 wheels should fit without needing any extra modifications. That said, it’s still unclear whether the '19 and '20 have different finishes. Someone mentioned a satin finish in this thread (for the 2019 wheels), but I can't say for sure if that's accurate. I think I’ll just go with the 2020 wheels since I know they have a matte finish, which I really like.
Mine are 02’s, tundra takeoffs. This is what they looked like when I first put them on. I would consider them matte, I have to use a matte paint cleaner on them otherwise they end up looking chalky and faded. And I drive the piss out of them on and off road.

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Mine are 02’s, tundra takeoffs. This is what they looked like when I first put them on. I would consider them matte, I have to use a matte paint cleaner on them otherwise they end up looking chalky and faded. And I drive the piss out of them on and off road.

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They look great! Thanks for sending the pics. That's helpful.

I did notice a slight difference between the '19 and '20 wheels. If I'm not mistaken, besides the obvious "Pro" (2019) versus "TRD" (2020) badging difference, it seems that the "Pro" and "BBS Forged" badging on the 34190 are metal/ silver, while on the 2020, they appear to be blacked out. I wonder why Toyota did that. Maybe just an aesthetic difference. I'm also curious why they replaced the "Pro" on that wheel with "TRD," given that they otherwise appear to be the same wheel with a similar finish. Just branding differences, I guess.🤔
Are you able to tell if the silver badging on your wheels is painted or machined? If machined, does it look to have a clear coat? Sorry for all the questions, but I live in the Rust Belt, so I unfortunately have to consider such things.
 
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Here's a picture of mine. I bought them off of FB marketplace but can't remember what year Tundra they came off of .

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Perfect! Thanks for posting those. I wish I could find them on FB Marketplace, but they've been tough to find. I think they'll be about $650 per wheel with the current Toyota sale with free shipping to the local dealership. Do you recall what you paid for the set?
 
Looks machined to me.

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Now I'm leaning towards the 2019s. I like the contrast on the badging. Have you had any problems with the wheels, such as paint chipping or corrosion?
No chipping or corrosion. Finish quality is fine but you have to use matte paint cleaner. Regular wheel cleaner/soap will ruin the finish. And to be clear I have put about 20k on these wheels on and off road, mud, sand, ice, snow, rocks, etc. but with the right cleaner they go back to new.
 
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They are tough wheels and can handle the trails. I ruined the matte finish using the wrong cleaners. I just touch them up with some matte POR 15 paint after any trail damage and good to go.

From my notes:
PT960-34200-02 - Genuine Toyota TRD PRO Tundra and Sequoia BBS Matte Black Forged Wheel
PT076-0C200-02 - Genuine Toyota Land Cruiser Sequoia Tundra Black PVD Wheel Lug Nuts (5 Pack)
42607-48010 - OEM Tire Pressure Sensor
04423-33060 - Genuine Toyota Tire Pressure Sensor/Valve Fit/Seal Kit
 
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They are tough wheels and can handle the trails. I ruined the matte finish using the wrong cleaners. I just touch them up with some matte POR 15 paint after any trail damage and good to go.

From my notes:
PT960-34200-02 - Genuine Toyota TRD PRO Tundra and Sequoia BBS Matte Black Forged Wheel
PT076-0C200-02 - Genuine Toyota Land Cruiser Sequoia Tundra Black PVD Wheel Lug Nuts (5 Pack)
42607-48010 - OEM Tire Pressure Sensor
04423-33060 - Genuine Toyota Tire Pressure Sensor/Valve Fit/Seal Kit
They look even better covered in dirt!
 
Your questions have been answered above but a cool little side note is that the 2019 or so stock center caps fit perfectly and IMHO look a lot better/cleaner. Another member here pointed this out

Here’s some trial and error I did with mine

This little detail helped me dethrone the legendary @dudemancool1904 at our local cars and coffee and I still retain the crown to this day

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Your questions have been answered above but a cool little side note is that the 2019 or so stock center caps fit perfectly and IMHO look a lot better/cleaner. Another member here pointed this out

Here’s some trial and error I did with mine

This little detail helped me dethrone the legendary @dudemancool1904 at our local cars and coffee and I still retain the crown to this day

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Your questions have been answered above but a cool little side note is that the 2019 or so stock center caps fit perfectly and IMHO look a lot better/cleaner. Another member here pointed this out

Here’s some trial and error I did with mine

This little detail helped me dethrone the legendary @dudemancool1904 at our local cars and coffee and I still retain the crown to this day

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That looks great. Do you have part nr?
 
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