What do you guys think of these wheels?

[Sterlingq]

We'll for my two cents they look fine; but whenever I look at a wheel, I look at clean ability and how easy it will be.

I think they might be a little fiddly to clean and collect a lot of brake dust in the nooks and crannies as well as other debris. Just my two cents

I definitely do take that into account. In my younger days I thought a set of 17 spoke wheels would be a good idea until I had to clean them.

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[Sterlingq]

After looking on Facebook marketplace I'll probably be able to pick a set up of the bbs wheels at a decent price and get them powder coated. Then I wouldn't have to mess around with a machine shop.

 

[Sterlingq]

I ended up putting them on today.

 

[juan mesa]

If you intend to run stock 265/70R18 (usually 32.6"dia; 10.4" width*) you will probably have no issues with this wheel - BUT the larger tire you put on past stock will increase risk of rubbing significantly with that offset - which is 1.7" out from your stock =55. The poke will be noticeable. I run the +20 TRD PRO with stock Michelin LTX trail and I like the slight poke.
I'll note that the wheel is at the high end (9") of the spec range for our stock tires. It will work fine since it is just at spec limit.
*Usually I see folks rounding up and call our tire a "33". Maybe the AI that created this image is just confused with the Gen 5 tire size (265/70R17 on my son's 2022 - 31.6" ("32")

Hello

If you intend to run stock 265/70R18 (usually 32.6"dia; 10.4" width*) you will probably have no issues with this wheel - BUT the larger tire you put on past stock will increase risk of rubbing significantly with that offset - which is 1.7" out from your stock =55. The poke will be noticeable. I run the +20 TRD PRO with stock Michelin LTX trail and I like the slight poke.
I'll note that the wheel is at the high end (9") of the spec range for our stock tires. It will work fine since it is just at spec limit.
*Usually I see folks rounding up and call our tire a "33". Maybe the AI that created this image is just confused with the Gen 5 tire size (265/70R17 on my son's 2022 - 31.6" ("32")

If you intend to run stock 265/70R18 (usually 32.6"dia; 10.4" width*) you will probably have no issues with this wheel - BUT the larger tire you put on past stock will increase risk of rubbing significantly with that offset - which is 1.7" out from your stock =55. The poke will be noticeable. I run the +20 TRD PRO with stock Michelin LTX trail and I like the slight poke.
I'll note that the wheel is at the high end (9") of the spec range for our stock tires. It will work fine since it is just at spec limit.
*Usually I see folks rounding up and call our tire a "33". Maybe the AI that created this image is just confused with the Gen 5 tire size (265/70R17 on my son's 2022 - 31.6" ("32")

Hi.
I have a question, I have a 2025 4Runner platinum, my stock tire and rim is 265/55/20 I bought 265/70/18 tires and rims for winter would this fit?
Thank you

 

[MikeD]

Hello
Hi.
I have a question, I have a 2025 4Runner platinum, my stock tire and rim is 265/55/20 I bought 265/70/18 tires and rims for winter would this fit?
Thank you

Since this is exactly the size tire (265/70R18) that is stock on the Off-road trims* I am 99.9% certain it will fit just fine. (*I don't know details about the dimensions of the platinum suspension design but based on ground clearance, overall height, etc. where differences are driven but the diameter of the stock tire, it seems sufficiently similar to make this conclusion).
Unless, of course you went with some low/negative offset wheels or a 2" spacer - then I'm much less sure. Even then I think you would probably be OK - there is a lot of clearance for bigger tires. I'm running tires on my TRD ORP that are 2.2" bigger than stock 32.6" and they fit (barely) with removal of the "crash plate" in the rear of the front wheel well (and +45 offset TRD option wheels)

 

[juan mesa]

Since this is exactly the size tire (265/70R18) that is stock on the Off-road trims* I am 99.9% certain it will fit just fine. (*I don't know details about the dimensions of the platinum suspension design but based on ground clearance, overall height, etc. where differences are driven but the diameter of the stock tire, it seems sufficiently similar to make this conclusion).
Unless, of course you went with some low/negative offset wheels or a 2" spacer - then I'm much less sure. Even then I think you would probably be OK - there is a lot of clearance for bigger tires. I'm running tires on my TRD ORP that are 2.2" bigger than stock 32.6" and they fit (barely) with removal of the "crash plate" in the rear of the front wheel well (and +45 offset TRD option wheels)

Ok
Thank you so much

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