Pro Comp Wheels

Looking at the 7032 and 7089 for my super white Taco in 16's. I'm running 265/75/16. Will I run into any issues with these wheels hitting the caliper? I've read both problems and no problems. I don't want to buy them and have issues. Thanks in advance!

 

I don't know it all, just a bunch of things out of my head here.

That would suggest that the tolerances are close enough that you might, and you might not. You didn't say the reviews complain about hitting the caliper or the tire hits the suspension.
If you are going to go to a 4wheelparts shop to get them on, give them a call and they will let you try them on for size.
If you are doing it online, most suggest you try the wheels on before you have tires mounted so that you won't have trouble returning them.
Remember 6x5.5 is also on some Ford trucks I think? So be sure the backspacing is less than 5, and much less if you plan for wider tires.

Unless you are absolutely set on those models, you might have a better time choosing some of the more popular wheels for our trucks found all over this site.

 

Don't gamble on Pro Comp 16s

 

That's what I was afraid of. I think I've seen you post that before Pigpen but then I've seen several members with Pro Comp 16's so I didn't know.

 

Disclaimer:

I have never tried to fit them. I've just read of guys ordering them and not being able to return them when they didn't fit.

 

Pro comp 7089s in 16" will fit absolutely.

 

I talked to the Sales Manager at my local 4 Wheel Parts store and he said the Pro Comp alloys will fit. Pro Comp steelies will not.

 

Do you have them? Pics?

 

Nice!!! 16's and no spacers? What size tires?

 

265/75-16. No wheel spacers, if that's what you mean. I have a 1.75" front and 1.5" rear lift.

 

Yes, no wheel spacers. It looks good! I can't decide between those and the 7032.

 

Thanks, either wheel looks good in my opinion. I have been impressed with how well these wheels have held up. This is the 2nd Tacoma I've had these wheels on. The finish is still in near perfect shape. They're probably about 6 years old. This was the other Tacoma I had them on.

 

Nice! That's good to hear! 4 Wheel Parts has both wheels on sale for $98 a piece. I may order them.

 

My little boys want 7031's. Not sure if I like all the shiny rivets. There are a lot of trucks with the 7089.

 

Looking at running the PC 5001 17x8, 0 Offset 4.5bs or do I run 17x9, 6.6 offset 4.75bs.a, I going to run in to any issues with a 265/ 70r17?

 

The 7089s were a popular choice for a while. I was a little worried about that also when I bought mine, but in all honesty you rarely see them in person. At least where I'm at. All I can say is buy the ones you truely want, as they will be on your truck for a while.

 

One thing is for sure, the 7089 look a lot easier to keep clean that the 7031 or 7032. A lot less small little holes and stuff to get into.

 

When I bought my truck it all ready had 16" Pro Comps and previous owner had ground the calipers for wheel clearance. When I recently had to replace the calipers I went with a thin 5 mm spacer and et (extended thread) lug nuts instead of grinding the new calipers. Just couldn't bring myself to grind down the new calipers.

 

7089. 17 inch 0 offset. 275-70R17. 5100 set at 3/4 up front. Had to trim but no rub during normal driving.