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TUNDRA wheels

Discussion in 'Wheels & Tires' started by TLOC, Mar 12, 2023.

  1. Mar 12, 2023 at 12:14 PM
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    TLOC

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    Hey, my Limited came with 18" OEM wheels but I'm looking to go to 20". From my brief research no Tacomas came with 20" wheels but '22-'23 Tundras do and the bolt pattern is the same. Has anyone tried to run a set of late model Tundra wheels on a Tacoma? Looking for the offset on my oem 18" LTD wheels with no luck, thanks...
     
  2. Mar 12, 2023 at 12:16 PM
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    It's a smaller bore, they have tiny axle nut caps now. So no. 4runner 20's are as good as it gets, but they are fairly boring and narrow.

    GX460 20's are another choice. (for oem)
     
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    Thanks Bishop, when you say bore you mean hub dia., right? That's horrible, will the 18" from an X runner fit?
     
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    Probably not a likely find, but there were BBS RD 20" wheels that I think were a dealer upgrade in a lot of the southern states. Or maybe the dealer ones were the 17" version, but regardless, these exist too.

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    As for the new Tundra wheels....they are also et60 offset, so way too high. That said, you could try and use a spacer to both get them to a more proper Taco offset, as well as bypassing the larger Taco centerbore. Issue becomes the wheel would have to be lugcentric then, and they probably use the shank-style lugs (not sure if those can center a wheel)
     
  5. Mar 12, 2023 at 1:38 PM
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    WOW, those are really nice, love to find a set but a far cry I'm sure! Wonder if spacers are available to create correct offset and hub centric for Tundra 20" wheels? Oh well, I keep searching...Thanks iwashmycar!
     
  6. Mar 13, 2023 at 5:34 PM
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    well, if you're going to use spacers, then you CAN run Tundra 2022 and newer wheels.

    You will need a set of custom made spacers that is hub centric to your Tacoma's hub (106mm) and the spacer outer lip diameter matching 95mm Tundra wheel bore

    you will need the spacers to be minimum the thickness of the hub lip of your truck.

    https://www.motorsport-tech.com/bora.html they can answer questions and custom make such spacers, and you might want to consider bolt-on style spacers and use M14 studs on the spacers because new Tundra wheels use M14 lug nuts, your M12 Tacoma lug nuts going to be a bit too small and might be too much play
     
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  7. Mar 16, 2023 at 11:49 AM
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    The factory offset for your 18's is +25. There are many aftermarket options. Many come with a +10 - +18.
    upload_2023-3-16_11-49-17.jpg

    Hope this helps.
     

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