TRD pro 4 runner rims with stock TRD Sport tires?

Hoping for some help with this. I just bought some TRD pro 4 runner wheels (17 X7) FOR MY 2019 TRD Sport. Can I use the stock tires (Toyo A 30s) with these wheels or is the wheel not wide enough? Tried to have them mounted today and tire shop says the wheels are not wide enough. Thanks!

 

What’s the tire size and brand on your stocks?

 

TOYO OPEN COUNTRY A30 P265/65R-17

 

Yes
They will fit.
I ran my stock Toyos until my MT ATZ3s came in.

 

That's good to hear. I want to run the stocks until it's time for new tires. Thank you!

 

I believe the size of the TRD Pro wheel is the same as the TRD Sports anyways.

Tire shop might be smoking something.

Edit: a word

 

Where are you at OP. I might be able to help

 

I'm in southern California.

 

The stock wheel is 7.5 inches wide where the pro wheel is 7 inches wide. I'm gonna try another shop for sure.

 

Too far away!

 

Dang! Lol. Thanks for the offer.

 

You can, but it’s not in the width range of most 265/65R17 tires, which is usually a minimum recommended rim width of 7.5 inches. This is probably why the shop won’t put them on.

Your tires will bulge, but I’ve seen a few people here run the stock A30s on the 4R wheels. I didn’t like how it looked, so I went with new tires when I got the wheels.

 

Thanks. It sounds like a likely reason that wouldn't do it. Thank you for the info!

 

I'm curious. Which tires did you go with?

 

Yokohama Geolandar G015 in 265/70R17 in a standard load rating. A little more aggressive look without going to a heavy A/T tire.

 

Thanks. Your truck looks awesome!

 

My understanding isthe Sport has on road tires so this may not apply to you.

The 265/65R17 is likely intended for a 7.5" wheel as others have suggested.

I would not air down thatt tire on a 7" wide wheel. Your chances of losing the bead off road and damaging the wheel, truck. etc. Is higher.

 

Those tires, on those rims hurts to look at. Makes my skin crawl. I'm not trying to be a dick, but that does not look safe

 

I made an earlier comment about not being right for Off-road use. Looking at the photos of the bulging, I would also point out that hard on-road braking while cornering, could also cause the bead to slip and the reulting loss of vehicle control could be a disaster. New tires highly recommended