OEM Toyota Bronze Wheels that fit the LC?

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Hey all. New here - first post. Just got a 2027 LC in Wind Chill Pearl with the 18" stock wheels. I originally wanted Ice Cap and was excited to go with a white wheel, but since Wind Chill Pearl is a slightly off-white I don't think that's going to work. So I'm considering a bronze wheel instead and I may do a "heritage" build with the red/orange/yellow decals. Not in a rush - I'll probably wait until I wear through the original tires before changing the wheels and adding a more snow-capable tire. But I'm curious if any of you have experience with fitting any of the Toyota OEM bronze wheels on your LC? Note: I did search the forums, but I'm not seeing anything specifically dedicated to the OEM bronze options.

I know there are dozens of aftermarket bronze options, and ultimately I may go that way. But like a lot of members here there's something nice about keeping it Toyota. I would probably prefer to keep it 18" although 17" would be okay if the fit isn't an issue. I'm not looking to do a lift or to get tires that are much bigger than stock. Also not interested in 20". Here are some pics I've seen of OEM options online in case any of you have experience with them.

I'm aware a couple of these have 5 lugs, but I'm just sharing all the OEM bronze wheels I could find. Any experiences you've had or photos would be helpful. Thanks in advance!

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#PT946-35221-5F - probably my favorite look overall, similar to the TRD black ones on 4Runners and Tacomas

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#PT960-60200-05 - 18" Land Cruiser 300 Heritage Edition

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#PTR20-35110-F5

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PTR56-35240-5F (Trailhunter)
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95952 - looks like the wheels I have, but in bronze, but I can't find an official part # (and it wouldn't be my first choice anyway).

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no part #, but it's the wheel from the RAV4 Woodland edition
 
Ok, so many of the bronze options you’ve shown are just powder coated OE wheels. Texas Truck Tire is well known for doing this. The last one is a 5-lug and incompatible.

With all of these options it boils down to bolt pattern and offset. I can tell just by looking that PTR20-35110-F5 is a near zero or small negative offset. PT946-35221-5F is a 5mm offset. Not impossible, but poking on anything for sure.

That leaves the 300 series and Trailhunter options for OE bronze, and any of them (GX OT included) powdercoated. Check out @Markarian421 thread for OE data:
Tire (and a few wheel) options spreadsheet

Also recommend checking out Ed Martin Trail Teams if OE is important. They have taken a lot of the compatibility guesswork out of it too:
Toyota Trail Teams Wheel & Cap Charts - Ed Martin Trail Teams

And of course, welcome to the forum. Good luck in your research and choice. The Trail Hunter is one of my favorites but has an aggressive offset. I had a set in my garage for half a year deciding if the color would match my meteor shower. They didn’t.

Edited to add: If you like those bronze LC wheels, you could just get your wheels powdercoated for cheaper than that set. I opened all of the links and noticed those are indeed just a set of powdercoated takeoffs through Texas Truck Tire. I met the owner of that business way back in 2012 when they were just a startup and I was looking for takeoffs for a Jeep build I was doing. There is so much profit built into those prices and I advise doing a ton of research before going that route.
 
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Thanks. I'll check out those sites. I knew the RAV wheels were 5 lugs, but figured I'd show them as examples of the style. Looks like the 300 ones are 5 lugs by the pic now that I look closer.

If anyone has pics of bronze wheels they already installed, I'd love to see them.
 
Search for trail hunter or trailhunter in the search bar. Search bronze too. There are tons out there, just not many options in the OEM category.
 
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