I like the 780's
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Wheels on the Tundra..help me!
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Oh, and don't forgret you'll need to buy all new lug nuts also as the Stockers won't fit the aftermarket. Also if your truck has TPMS the dash light will be on unless you switch the sensors to the new wheels...........and if your stupid like me, you'll buy new sensors for the new rims and wheels only to find the system will only store 5 sensor codes
that was a waste of $400.00
All handled. Called Toyota service department and they can swap out TMPS stems. They do a lot of aftermarket wheel installs.
Yes, ordering lug nuts and a locking lug nut set.
Thank you.
r8
Just lost 20 bucks to Jailbait!
Thought for sure you would go with the 410's.
I still can't feel the 780's but they are in the lead. Cleaning is never an issue. Heck, don't even drive it.
Still undecided.
r8
If you look at the 410 style and the lousy "paint program" I used the stock wheel minus the center of the spoke.
Now, since the body lines are smooth on the Tundra without a lot of body flare I'm still leaning towards the 410's. I agree that the 780's would also look good but they are busy compared to the 410's.
r8
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Now, since the body lines are smooth on the Tundra without a lot of body flare I'm still leaning towards the 410's. I agree that the 780's would also look good but they are busy compared to the 410's.
r8
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I like the 420's but the extra "V"spoke will make for extra cleaning. As for those that have mentioned stock.........Toyota has in my opinion the plainest and ugliest wheels of any manufacturer on the market.
Also, with the huge wheel wells on the tundra, even 20's and 22's look small on the truck.
My tundra came with the stock 20's, which I'm rolling on right now to keep the 22's out of the salt, but looks so much better with 22's
Could not agree more on the looks of Toyota truck wheels. The limited are not bad and everyone runs the Eniki wheel.
r8
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Well, it looks like the 780's will win out.
I found a pic of the 410's on a Titan and to me, they don't look good. To much of a "hot wheels" look.
Thanks to all! Sale ends tomorrow so I need to make a choice.
r8
(click on the last two pics. I believe these are the 410's)
Alba Wheels
I found a pic of the 410's on a Titan and to me, they don't look good. To much of a "hot wheels" look.
Thanks to all! Sale ends tomorrow so I need to make a choice.
r8
(click on the last two pics. I believe these are the 410's)
Alba Wheels
Motometal wheels on sale until end of month. If you decide to order please call the number and enter Ext. 5105. Talk with John.
He will do you right.
I'm done..thank you all!
r8
780's have my vote.
FWIW I'm a firm believer that Chrome Wheels Reduce IQ... 
OK Seriously though, Chrome wheels are WAY WAY over done. You look around and it's like "oh hey, there's ANOTHER truck with tacky oversized Chrome Wheels"
Yuck. They look cheep regardless of how much they cost and over all they just make whatever vehicle they are on look ghetto fabulous.
My .02, seriously stick with the OEM, or find a nice painted wheel with some real character.
OK Seriously though, Chrome wheels are WAY WAY over done. You look around and it's like "oh hey, there's ANOTHER truck with tacky oversized Chrome Wheels"
Yuck. They look cheep regardless of how much they cost and over all they just make whatever vehicle they are on look ghetto fabulous.
My .02, seriously stick with the OEM, or find a nice painted wheel with some real character.
Search For Wheels by Year/Make/Model check them out
Yes, been to this site also. Was looking at the Jaagruti 70 and 75 series wheels.
I just could not find a web site where you could apply the style I wanted to a picture of the truck.
I also found out that the Tundra is the only truck with a 150 mm pitch circle diameter.
Thank you.
r8
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How is the quality of the wheel? 2 year on the chrome. Throw up a pic if you can please.
My stock wheel is a 60 mm offset. These are 38 mm offset so there is a 22 mm difference. Should have a nice polished lip.
r8
I should have the wheel this week...then post a pic. Chrome...just like all chrome you have to keep after it. Even if you do NOT clean the truck...clean the wheel at least once a week min ( no polish, just soap and water). Polished lip??? Its a chrome rim.??? Wife liked this rim for easy fo cleaning it, but still has some flash of bling....She likes bling.
FWIW I'm a firm believer that Chrome Wheels Reduce IQ...
OK Seriously though, Chrome wheels are WAY WAY over done. You look around and it's like "oh hey, there's ANOTHER truck with tacky oversized Chrome Wheels"
Yuck. They look cheep regardless of how much they cost and over all they just make whatever vehicle they are on look ghetto fabulous.
My .02, seriously stick with the OEM, or find a nice painted wheel with some real character.
I agree with OEM but in the Tundra's case..nope. Not feeling it. I have seen sweet wheels on the Dodge, Ford and even the Nissan Titian. With Toyota using a 150 mm pitch nothing else fits. Wonder if they planned it that way?
Hard to believe but the wheels and tires on the Tundra pictured were a $1100.00 option. Love the tires by the way. Quiet, smooth and handles like a dream.
Thanks for the post.
r8
8 Check out Cardomain.com look at this one their are over 700 Tundras all years of course but atleast you can get a better look on what style rim to go with and i would go bigger then a 18 if your going to do it might as well close that wheel well up alittle more maybe a 20 or even 22 but this truck i like not only for the rims lol http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3014934
BigRod1300
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She wanted 24...but I showed her pics that it does NOT look right on a Hummer. We are doing 22s with a 35 inch tire.
Got ...those in 22x9.5 = $305 each.
She wanted 24...but I showed her pics that it does NOT look right on a Hummer. We are doing 22s with a 35 inch tire.
Got ...those in 22x9.5 = $305 each.
That's a great price for that size!
r8
I agree with OEM but in the Tundra's case..nope. Not feeling it. I have seen sweet wheels on the Dodge, Ford and even the Nissan Titian. With Toyota using a 150 mm pitch nothing else fits. Wonder if they planned it that way?
Hard to believe but the wheels and tires on the Tundra pictured were a $1100.00 option. Love the tires by the way. Quiet, smooth and handles like a dream.
Thanks for the post.
r8
I dunno, maybe I'm just broken, but I like the wheels you've got on the truck now. They look purposeful, different, tough.
Dunno, just don't see the need, then again I bought wheel after wheel for a car that doesn't need em' either so.... Yeah. Have fun making her yours.
I dunno, maybe I'm just broken, but I like the wheels you've got on the truck now. They look purposeful, different, tough.
Dunno, just don't see the need, then again I bought wheel after wheel for a car that doesn't need em' either so.... Yeah. Have fun making her yours.
You and Jailbait would get along just fine.
r8
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