fooldall1
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Wondering if these will fit..if so, with what additional hardware?
Thanks!
4 18 inch Wheels 5x150mm and Tires
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4 18 inch Wheels 5x150mm and Tires
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Yes, but I would go for these...
2012 Toyota Tundra 18 inch Wheels Tires Included
2012 Toyota Tundra 18 inch Wheels Tires Included
fooldall1
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Yes, I saw several sets of TRD Wheels there, just not sure if they were 2016 with this specific offset (5x150). I'm told that I would likely need 10mm spacer to make these work. Is that correct?
I'm pretty sure I can get the guy to go lower, and the rubber on the Ad I posted above has WAAAY better rubber- I will give those Michelin AT2 a swing. If i can get them for 700, I think it would be worth it. If the guy won't budge, I'll look at the other Ad.
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Same wheels. They'll fit. Pretty sure you can fit them sans spacer, but like I said, a little research goes a long way. Hopefully someone else with the wheels can chime in.
Edit: more examples in this thread than I can count on my hands: Tundra wheels on 100 series photo thread Also to increase your search-fu, go to more options and search the 100 series forum only with the search settings set to relevance and not most recent.
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Yeah, I've been looking at that series of wheels for a few months now. I bought a set of rock warriors to put on my future 200, but now I think I've decided to put the RWs on my 100 and put the newer tundra wheels on the 200 I plan to buy. I've seen the regular trds as low as $450 for a set. I want to go with the black TRD pro version though. A guy was selling a set in Atlanta a while back with new tires for $800. Just have to keep an eye out.
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Oh, and you are right about the tires. I never think about that because I will be replacing with different rubber anyways.
Any idea where I'd find those centercaps and how to modify them?
They should come with the center caps. Looks like they are there in the picture. The tech that installed mine took the cover off and hammered it so it was a little more flat. That made it to where it almost cleared. I still need to take a dremel and remove a little of the plastic though. They fit but they are not secured all the way around. Once I do that they should be good to go.
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If they don't come with the center caps and you want to be a little different you could order the TRD Pro caps
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Pulling the trigger on these... I really like the TRD style. Thanks all for the great advice!
I hear that. I was thinking about the General Grabber, or the K02 ($$$$) but I will run these AT for a while and see how they do since really- I'm only ever on trails once in a blue moon.
I hear that. I was thinking about the General Grabber, or the K02 ($$$$) but I will run these AT for a while and see how they do since really- I'm only ever on trails once in a blue moon.
Will those clear everything as is?
Is this a good price?
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I'm pretty sure it's the same center cap just with the trd logo instead of the sombrero. Here is a good thread in the 200 section about changing trd wheels to trd pro wheels...
TRD Pro Wheels on 200 Series
