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Thanks!

Yeah that makes sense. I’m still running the stock rims and tires with the RC flares and it looks terrible. I wanted the gloss black color to replace the stock matte black. Im not a fan of the matte. So I’m adding the new rims and tires for looks and the added off road traction is just a bonus...

to avoid rubbing or why do you recommend that? I’m about to buy new rims and tires and am not terribly familiar with offset so feel free to explain. I’m probably just going to take it to a good off-road shop and have them recommend a set up.

So the TRD Pro flares are only .75” wider than the SR5 flares? Good to know. I found this info about tire size in a review on RC’s website. Might be helpful if deciding on which flares to buy: “Bought these for my 2025 4runner trd off road. Fit was perfect. No gaps. Changed wheels to 20x9...

Yeah I ordered them from the Hansshow website where they advertised a front and rear set so I was assuming it would actually be a front and rear, not just two sets of front. Oh well. Now I have a replacement if my fronts burn out.

I took mine off when I installed the Rival skid plates. I cut a piece of the air dam to attach just to give a little protection from rocks and debris. I’m working on an install video of the skid plates which should be available soon.

yeah that’s pretty close. The 2” measurement is in a picture on my original post. It could be closer to 1 3/4” at second glance.

If I measure from the center of the front tire to the edge of the front flare it looks like 6 3/4 inches. If you need more specific measurements just take whatever measurements with the OEM flare and add 2 inches. The RC flares extend an additional 2 inches from the OEM ones.

you bet. Hope it helps.

That looks really nice with the wide tires. I’m definitely gonna have to upgrade my tires now.

You bet. Hope it works out for you if you get them.

Thanks! I’m not sure if I understand what you’re asking to measure. The flare RC extends horizontally away from the body 2 inches more than the stock flare. From the center of the stock rims to the bottom of the flare is 20”. Let me know if that’s not what you’re asking for.

I finally installed the @roughcountry fender flares to match the gloss black paint and so far I’m really happy with the look. I’ll eventually swap my tires out for some wider all terrain tires and the RC flares will look perfect with the wider tires (I’m just too cheap to waste perfectly good...

I ordered the 4pcs front and rear door puddle lights and they are exactly the same lights for front and back. The front worked great, the rears do not fit snug against the door panel. I like the front ones but they need to design the rear light lenses to fit.

Awesome. This looks like a great alternative for people installing the rough country fender flares. Did the TRD pro not come with mud flaps or you just liked these ones better?

You bet! I was in the same boat. So far I’m very happy with this option.

I decided to give the @StickerFab tail light overlays a try instead of buying the OEM smoke tail light. So far I like the product. Its a nice look for a cheap price and the installation is simple. I included some pictures and also made an installation video. STICKERFAB has a great installation...

I was just reading the installation instructions, looks like I wouldn’t be able to reinstall the mud flaps with these flares, is that correct?

Yeah the RC ones have a nice rubber seal that goes around the top edge. Someone else in the forum sent me pictures of their install and I didn’t see any gaps. They look great. They’re a little bigger than the OEM ones but not by much.

Have you seen the rough country fender flares? Obviously they aren’t the OEM flares but they look awesome. https://www.roughcountry.com/product/configurable/toyota-sport-fender-flares-s-t12511c