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Factory Wheels & Tires (OEM) Offsets, Bore, Sizes, Widths, Brands -- 2025 4Runner 6th Gen
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You should keep an eye on th classified section here, take off rims can be had pretty reasonably. In fact, if it doesn’t have to be sr5 I have a set off a trd orp
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Thanks yah, I posted up in that section already (a WTB), but just wanted to know just in case I can't find anything reasonably local. Cheers!
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For anyone interested. Here is a pic of the TRD Pro spare wheel part number (PT946-35240) on my 2025 TRD Pro 4Runner. Its the same wheel for all 4 corners also. Also some other pics for context.
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Has anyone weighed the 18x8.5 TRD Pro wheel to see what the weight is? I haven't been able to source anything on it. Curious to see how heavy it is compared to other aftermarket wheels...
I didn’t weigh mine before having tires mounted/balanced and installed on my ORP, but the shipping boxes were marked 27.5 lbs. This weight would include the carton, so a little high. Hope this helps…. Cheers! - Brian
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I don’t know about these being SL rated. IMO the ride is rough, feels like E rated tires.
2025 Trd ORP non-hybrid
Has anyone weighed the factory SR5 wheels by chance?
What do others recommend to replace the OEM Toyo tires with on the TrailHunter. I have a vibration issue on mine with only 500 miles on it and Im fed up with it. Toyota wont do anything so Im just going to buy my own tires. Any recommendations out there? I am thinking on the Nitto G3, but will I have more vibration issues since it is an A/T tire? I am just looking for a smooth ride at 70 mph. Thanks in advance.
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I have 295/70/18 Nitto Recons in an SL load on my Pro and they ride like butter. 53lbs a tire…it’s a no brainer if you drive 90% road.
I emailed a popular dealer parts department about the weight of these wheels. He was able to look up the part number and claimed they weigh 34 lbs. If he’s correct that is a chunky wheel.
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Wow, I had a feeling it was a heavy wheel, as OEM wheels typically are. That helps. Thank you.
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Also, my TRD Sport Premium has Dunlop 265/55R/20 Grandtrek 5A
Edit: Trying to verify now if it was switched at the dealer (bought "new" with 200 miles on the odo), or if it was an OEM change mid cycle. I didn't know that Yokos are the norm at the time i signed... only found out recently.
Confirmed, some Sports are now coming also with the Dunlops. (and they suck, 3 of the four on my car couldn't be road-forced even and are being replaced under warranty)
Edit: Trying to verify now if it was switched at the dealer (bought "new" with 200 miles on the odo), or if it was an OEM change mid cycle. I didn't know that Yokos are the norm at the time i signed... only found out recently.
Confirmed, some Sports are now coming also with the Dunlops. (and they suck, 3 of the four on my car couldn't be road-forced even and are being replaced under warranty)
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