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Car Forum / Toyota / Toyota Trucks / December 2004Wheel Compatability
If memory serves me correctly, Chevy 6-lugs rims used to fit the Toyota 6-lug pattern... (circa 80-85) Is this still with the later models? Have a chance to purchase a set of 2003GMC rims and tires (31x10.5x16). If they are in good/decent condition, hopefully the seller will allow me to test fit. BTW - I hoping these bolt up to my 98 PreRunner... Even if bolt pattern 'works' the next question regards the offset.. Any experience with this situation out there? Rick  SignatureComputer recommends - Hard drinking calypso poet Maybe this will be of help.. Current tires are P225/75 R15 Rick SignatureComputer recommends - Hard drinking calypso poet : If memory serves me correctly, Chevy 6-lugs rims used to fit the Toyota : 6-lug pattern... (circa 80-85) Is this still with the later models? [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] : : Rick > Maybe this will be of help.. > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > : > : Any experience with this situation out there? 3 issues, bolt pattern (6 on 5.5" is pretty universal), offset or back spacing, which you can measure: http://www.4crawler.com/Diesel/Tires.shtml#WHEELS and the ID of the center hole in the wheel. Some Chevy wheels have hole that is too small to fit over the Toyota front hubs. You can also measure this, check the ID on your existing wheels and/or the OD of your front hubs and then compare with the new wheels. Definitely test fit these wheels.... The centerbore on the chevy wheel is smaller than the toyota hub. Its not worth the time or hassle to have them bored out either. I've been down this road once before. >> Maybe this will be of help.. >> [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > OD of your front hubs and then compare with the new > wheels. : Definitely test fit these wheels.... The centerbore on the chevy wheel is : smaller than the toyota hub. Its not worth the time or hassle to have them : bored out either. I've been down this road once before. Thanks dave.. In fact the centerbore was too small.... We walked away... Anyone in 'here' located in the southern reaches of Calif with a decent set of toyota alloy rims and tires? I know someone prolly has just picked up their Taco/T-100/Seq and is itching to put on aftermarket rims and tires.... Rick |
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