What is our bolt pattern for gen 2 tacos?

Hey guys I'm looking at a pair of method nv matte black wheels and I noticed that there is a bolt pattern. I'm new to this so please educate me kindly. Iv noticed I might have to run spacers or back spacer(if there called the same idk?) on my stock set up. No lift or anything like that. I'm wondering what tire size I can put them on too. Thanks a bunch

 

-.- yea its a 9 lug with -45 bs go search it

 

9 lug?? It's a 6lug for sure lol. And "-45 bs" I'm asking if it's a bolt pattern of 6x5.5 I guess ill searching for my self

 

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/wheels-tires/30754-wheel-specs.html
2nd Generation Tacoma:
Base Steel Wheels: 15x6, +40 mm offset, ? backspacing, 5x4.5" bolt pattern, ? hub bore, ? lbs
SR5 Steel Wheels: 16x7, +? mm offset, ? backspacing, 6x5.5" bolt pattern, ? hub bore, ? lbs
TRD Sport Alloy Wheels: 17x7.5, +30 mm offset, 5.5" backspacing, 6x5.5" bolt pattern, 108 mm hub bore, ? lbs
TRD Off-Road Wheels: 16x7, +32 mm offset, 5.25" backspacing, 6x5.5" bolt pattern, ? hub bore, ? lbs
X-Runner Alloy Wheels: 18x8, +30 mm offset, ? backspacing, 5x4.5" bolt pattern, ? hub bore, ? lbs
TRD Baja Alloy Wheels: 16x7, +? mm offset, ? backspacing, 6x5.5" bolt pattern, ? hub bore, ? lbs
Ivan Stewart TRD Alloy Wheels: 16x8, +1 mm offset, ? backspacing, 6x5.5" bolt pattern, ? hub bore, 23 lbs
TRD FJ Cruiser Allow Wheels: 16x7.5, +15 mm offset, ? backspacing, 6x5.5" bolt pattern, ? hub bore, ? lbs

 

This is what your looking for 6x5.5. Here is a link, same wheel i run and this is where i bought them.

http://www.socalsupertrucks.com/nv-mr305-matte-black-wheel.aspx#.U704UvldWSo

 

No need for spacers unless just want them. I did 1.25 SpiderTrax just to widen it a bit. Im assuming your truck is a 4x4 if thats the case and you plan on running 17" rims you can run 265/70x17. If you are running 16" rims you can do 265/75x16.

 

The 6 lug are 6x5.5 or 6x139.7. Both are the same thing. Hub bore is 106 mm. If the wheels aren't hub centric, you'll need hub rings.

As for what tire fits? There are 1.1 million threads on here asking the same thing. It's going to vary mainly by wheel width and backspacing. Find out the specs on the new wheels and do the math.

 

Dont mean to jack the thread, but is there a lock ring on the NV's? Or are those bolts just drilled and put in the rim itself just for looks?

 

On the standard NV they are just for looks. Method however does offer really nice bead lock rims as well.

 

Do you know of they are hub centric? And yes I plan on using 16s on stock height. Is ur stock height as well?! If that's the case, that's awesome. And yes again..I'm on 4x4 as well. Really itching to click the buy button.

 

No, they are lug centric. My truck is lifted 2.5" in front and 1" in the rear. You would still be fine at stock height running the size tires i mentioned. A lot of people have done exactly what you are wanting to do.

 

Ohh ic, so since its lug centric...would I need to buy a separate set of hub rings? If so...where can I get them? I hope they come with it..Unless I'm out of luck

 

NoNoNo... only thing you are going to need is new lug nuts. They will bolt right up.

 

Well i needed new lug nuts because mine had aluminum rims from the factory (TRD). Not sure what style wheel or lug nut is on your truck, if they are the old style bevel type lug nut then they should work. These are on trucks with steel wheels im pretty sure.

 

Ohh wow that's even better! Why would I need a new set of lug nuts? Won't stock fit? Or is it too deep for stocks alone? Thanks again for the response. Total noob here for all the questions lol

 

Yeah mines the 2014 TRD off road package. Meaning I'm running on the aluminum rims but they don't have any TRD badge on them. So it's the 16s wheels on my truck. Not the sport 17s wheels. If u get what I mean. I plan to go all stock height for now

 

FYI, quite a few people on here have had vibration issues caused by lug centric wheels. If it were me I'd find out if you can source the hub centric rings from the company you purchase the wheels from and just install them for good measure.

 

Yeah thanks dude, I was jst about to do that. But I'm was about to ask magnetic if he had any vibration issues as well

 

And one more question magnetic, since it's lug centrick...do u have any problems with vibration and all?

 

Not everyone has issues, but it might be worth saving a potential headache.