thank you!Yes, that’s the correct p/n for the stem. I purchased a set when I did a wheel swap for the TRD Pro rims.
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Part numbers for TRD PRO wheels, valve stem kit, center caps. Various center caps fit depending on the look you want.
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last question and I'll leave everyone alone... for now. I like these caps but only seeing them on direct dealer sites and ebay (not the toyota parts site).
PT998-35221-3S
Does anyone know if the bronze parts separate on these o I could potentially paint them? PT998-35221-5F
PT998-35221-3S
Does anyone know if the bronze parts separate on these o I could potentially paint them? PT998-35221-5F
last question and I'll leave everyone alone... for now. I like these caps but only seeing them on direct dealer sites and ebay (not the toyota parts site).
PT998-35221-3S
Does anyone know if the bronze parts separate on these o I could potentially paint them? PT998-35221-5F
Pretty sure the center caps I ordered are: PT280-35221-5F and the bronze does NOT separate. Not sure of the disparity in part numbers. That's exactly what they look like.
which tires are you running? are those wildpeak AT4W? If so, which size? Thanks!
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It is the factory AT3WA in 265/70/18
Thanks, sorry, meant that for @hussch85
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At3w 275/65/18
Thx, looks awesome. No rubbing or anything?
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Not at all. Got the wescott precollar lift now but wasn’t rubbing before
Very nice. I’m coming from TRD OR stock wheels (32.6 diam). Ordered the TRD Pro wheels last night and planning on AT4W in 285/65r18, which is the same overall diameter but wider. Trying to see if I can fit without a level and if not what some alternative sizes are. Don’t want to delete crash bars or anything. It’s the wife’s car.
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Just in case anyone wants to see the Pro wheels with Trailhunter center caps, picked mine up today. Couldn't resist the 40% off sale. Will post more pics when they're on the 4Runner.
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saw another post where someone found the KO3's to be amazing , i already had done w at3w's 2756518 but he mentioned the KO3's being super comfy and great overall... FYI
That’s good to hear. I had KO2s previously in C load and don’t trust them in wet conditions on pavement. I went with Terra Grappler G3s and they’ve been great so far. Super plush ride and have handled all conditions very well so far.
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I've got a 2025 4R TRD Sport, and I'm eyeing the same Pro wheel move.
For anyone here with the Toyota Tire & Wheel Protection plan, did going to the Pro wheels and 265/70R18 mess with your coverage at all? The plan says replacement tires have to meet 'manufacturer's size specifications', and I can't tell what that means here. Does it cover any factory Toyota size (the Pro/ORP setup is factory, just not on my trim), or only the exact size my truck rolled off the lot with?
Any insight appreciated!
For anyone here with the Toyota Tire & Wheel Protection plan, did going to the Pro wheels and 265/70R18 mess with your coverage at all? The plan says replacement tires have to meet 'manufacturer's size specifications', and I can't tell what that means here. Does it cover any factory Toyota size (the Pro/ORP setup is factory, just not on my trim), or only the exact size my truck rolled off the lot with?
Any insight appreciated!
Just posting here the TRD Pro wheels part numbers and what you need to install. You would need valve stem kits and center caps since wheels do not come with them.
The Tacoma valve stems are different part numbers but are same when visually looking at them. They work and are way cheaper than the 4runner part numbers.
Center caps from various wheels can fit depending on the look that you want. Most are also cheaper than the TRD Pro ones.
PT946-35240-2F are the TRD Pro Wheels part number
PT998-89210-F2 is TRD Pro Caps
PT998-35240-F2 is caps from TRD off road
90942-A5010 is valve stem kits. NO SENSORS.
With Non TRD Pro caps.
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