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3rd Gen TRD Wheels (+ 285/70R17 Tires) on 2024 Tacoma
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When you have a chance, can you please take a picture straight down the side of the truck? I would like to see how much poke there is with the old TRD SEMA wheels.
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Here ya go. Back tire wasn't on yet in this photo. I thought it was a bit too much and sometimes it seems like it is.
I hate the way F250s looking like F1 cars more than almost any vehicle on the road.
But now, these are growing on me and I think they actually look pretty good.
I hate the way F250s looking like F1 cars more than almost any vehicle on the road.
But now, these are growing on me and I think they actually look pretty good.
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Thanks for the picture. It looks good.Here ya go. Back tire wasn't on yet in this photo. I thought it was a bit too much and sometimes it seems like it is.
I hate the way F250s looking like F1 cars more than almost any vehicle on the road.
But now, these are growing on me and I think they actually look pretty good.
dapperdan
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Ok this is just what I needed to see! I have a set of the bronze TRD wheels new in box and have been wondering how bad the poke is.....looks good! Means I might hold on to mine and mount them up instead of try to sell them off. By chance have you measured how far they are outside the fender?
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Visa_Declined
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You guys with wheel poke, I hope you don't go off road without paint protection.. My bigger tires don't poke at all, but they hang out past the mud flaps by a couple inches, and that couple of inches is allowing rocks and debris to plaster the sides of my truck.
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Am I missing something? I thought the 3rd gen wheels didnt fit the 4th gen?
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3rd will fit 4th. 4th wont fit 3rd. The 4th gen has a smaller hub diameter. But they're both 6x5.5 (6x139.7). There are offset differences but aside from looks that won't make a difference when comes to bolting them on.
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Excellent and thanks for the clarification
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Fattirz in NC
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Loved those 3rd Gen wheels anyhow… on the 4th Gen love them even more. Way better looking than the TRD OR wheels!
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These are the 18” TRD Pro wheels? I was looking at doing similar wheels, but 20” with 35x12.50. https://www.oeswheels.com/products/...coma-4runner-fj-cruiser-sequoia-lexus-gx460-1Maybe just me, but. this setup looks like a baby Ford Raptor. Black fender flares, tires with a bit of poke.
These are 285/70/17 Nitto Ridge Grappler tires on old 3rd gen TRD wheels.
Versus factory 2024 TRD Offroad wheels:
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