18" Tacoma TRD Wheels

[the usarian]

For those of you that are using the 18" Tacoma TRD wheels (PTR56-35242-F1). I love the look. Can you help me fill out the wheel details? I tried the website and nearby dealers.

TRD 18-In. Flat Black Alloy Wheel (Qty 1)

Weight: 26-27 lbs
Bore: 95
P.C.D: 6 x 139.7mm
Offset: 45 mm
TPMs: 20° TPMS E-TYPE
Wheel weight capacity: ??

Thanks all.

 

[Siblue]

My build thread has a screen shot of the specs but no indicated capacity.

 

[cmikewil]

I love that wheel also…I’m hoping to see them on sale around the holiday.

I haven’t chosen a tire/tire size yet, so will be interested in what you learn here.

 

[obbob]

Does anyone know if the tacoma TRD wheels fit the spare tire chain mount under the trunk?

 

[Bikemedic1]

Does anyone know if the tacoma TRD wheels fit the spare tire chain mount under the trunk?

The wheels will, but it all depends on tire size

 

[b407driver]

Weight of the Tacoma wheel is 28.75 lbs, measured by myself prior to installation. It was just under 1 pound less than stock mid-trim wheel (I weighed also), and if I recall correctly just less than a pound heavier than the stratospherically-priced Tundra/Sequoia TRD BBS forged wheel.

 

[cmikewil]

Well, 5 of them arrived at my door yesterday. I got a terrific Black Friday/Weekend deal from Stevenson-Hendrick Toyota. $160 per wheel to my door. They already had a pretty good price, but discounted them further over the weekend and knocked $200 off shipping.

I’ve not decided yet whether to put TPSM sensors on these, or simply swap them off of my OEM tires (20” wheels w/Bridgestones).

And finally, I haven’t yet decided on tires. I’m paying close attention to what everybody is doing here.

 

[Markarian421]

Well, 5 of them arrived at my door yesterday. I got a terrific Black Friday/Weekend deal from Stevenson-Hendrick Toyota. $160 per wheel to my door. They already had a pretty good price, but discounted them further over the weekend and knocked $200 off shipping.

I’ve not decided yet whether to put TPSM sensors on these, or simply swap them off of my OEM tires (20” wheels w/Bridgestones).

And finally, I haven’t yet decided on tires. I’m paying close attention to what everybody is doing here.

That’s a great price! I got them for about $200 from BAM Wholesale but it’s taking them a while. Because of that, I’ve decided to put Michelin X-Ice Snow tires on my 20” wheels and make that my winter set. Probably 265/70R18 SL Duratrac RTs on the 18” wheels, but I’m still thinking about Nokian nATs or 275/60R28 Nitto Terra Grappler G3’s. All three are pretty similar weight.

 

[cmikewil]

I felt like I lucked out, to be honest. I’ve been looking pretty hard at the Falken Wild Peaks ( AT/3s or AT/4s). I’m curious about the Bridgestone Dueler Ascents also. I think I’m looking for something all-terrain, but if I’m honest, my off-road driving will be sand only.

I had a set of KO3s on my jeep that I liked well, but never put enough miles on them to find out if they would wear well, or if they would get noisy. I think they are overkill for what I plan to do.

 

[PdxOg]

Just got mine put on, offset is perfect, hopefully they don’t get too played out. Can’t complain for under $700

 

[ycart1201]

Just got mine put on, offset is perfect, hopefully they don’t get too played out. Can’t complain for under $700

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Looks great! What Size tires did u go with?

 

[jumpin]

Just got mine put on, offset is perfect, hopefully they don’t get too played out. Can’t complain for under $700

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What do you mean by "hopefully they don’t get too played out"??

 

[bluedelusion]

What do you mean by "hopefully they don’t get too played out"??

I think he's saying he hopes not everyone ends up having them

 

[GTV]

Well, 5 of them arrived at my door yesterday. I got a terrific Black Friday/Weekend deal from Stevenson-Hendrick Toyota. $160 per wheel to my door. They already had a pretty good price, but discounted them further over the weekend and knocked $200 off shipping.

I’ve not decided yet whether to put TPSM sensors on these, or simply swap them off of my OEM tires (20” wheels w/Bridgestones).

And finally, I haven’t yet decided on tires. I’m paying close attention to what everybody is doing here.

Wow! thats an amazing deal! I've been looking at cheapest I found was $200 per wheel but shipping was $650...

 

[cmikewil]

I was looking at a set of FE take offs for a bunch more(admittedly with TPMS sensors) and these really started to make sense. The Black Friday prices pushed me over the edge.
I may or may not add the sensors to these.
I’m reading everything I can on tires.

 

[Stage7]

Well, 5 of them arrived at my door yesterday. I got a terrific Black Friday/Weekend deal from Stevenson-Hendrick Toyota. $160 per wheel to my door. They already had a pretty good price, but discounted them further over the weekend and knocked $200 off shipping.

I’ve not decided yet whether to put TPSM sensors on these, or simply swap them off of my OEM tires (20” wheels w/Bridgestones).

And finally, I haven’t yet decided on tires. I’m paying close attention to what everybody is doing here.

That's a fantastic price.

 

[Markarian421]

Questions for those of you who have installed these Tacoma wheels:

• Do the factory (20" wheel) lug nuts work?
• Is 42607-76020 the right TPMS?

Thanks, I plan to install mine in about a week.

 

[Area 51]

Just got mine put on, offset is perfect, hopefully they don’t get too played out. Can’t complain for under $700

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Did the center caps come with the wheels? I ordered the rims today and TPMS devices.
Do you have lug nut part numbers for the black ones?
Great posting.
Thx.

 

[cmikewil]

I’ve been patient ordering tires (I’ve spent a bunch of money….), but plan to order this week. I’m hoping for a President’s Day sale, but will order 5 tires regardless.

I’m leaning towards the Falkens - probably a 265 or 275-70-18.

I’m also trying to talk myself into simply swapping the TPMS sensors over into the new wheels (and selling the OEM items) rather than keeping 2 sets of wheels/tires and swapping them seasonally. You look at the cost of those Bridgestone OEM tires (have you folks looked at what those cost to buy new?) and think its a shame to give them away - and the OEM wheels - for nothing. That said, the Falkens look like they have 40K or 50K in them if rotated regularly.

 

[JoeyKrck]

I have these wheels and will agree that the offset is perfect for the land cruiser. I ended up going with 285/70r18 ko3 tires and I absolutely love this setup. The stock lugs fit but I ended up ordering the black lugs and they look much better with those wheels.