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re: Time to swap out the wheels again on the Tacoma
Posted on 10/28/14 at 8:29 am to meauxjeaux2
Posted on 10/28/14 at 8:29 am to meauxjeaux2
Wow...you'd hate the wheels my relatives up in PA use to mount their snow shoes on their Tahoe. They look like black steelies.
My advice: If it's a pavement runner, get comfortable, quiet rubber that has the aggressive look you want. Make sure it has good wet pavement traction.
I put a lot of miles on my Silverado and I noticed that the more aggressive treads make more noise and increase fatigue on long trips. Besides, 4x4 with Good Year Wrangler AT's were more than adequate for 90% of everything I encountered off pavement, and had decent wet pavement traction to boot. Ask anyone that puts a lot of hard miles on their rigs.....you have to balance a good off road tread with noise and wet pavement traction.
The Tacoma TRD wheels (I think they are only 16" or 17") look good and rugged IMO. You can get a quiet all terrain tire that looks agressive....it would give you a good look without the drawbacks of the pavement roar. The smoke grey Toyota FJ wheels in your picture look good to me as well. The Tundra has a good looking wheel it you want a Toyota rim but I think they are only 5 lug for some reason.
I agree that the black out rims are too trendy. That, along with those LED light bars are two trends that I hope go away soon.
My advice: If it's a pavement runner, get comfortable, quiet rubber that has the aggressive look you want. Make sure it has good wet pavement traction.
I put a lot of miles on my Silverado and I noticed that the more aggressive treads make more noise and increase fatigue on long trips. Besides, 4x4 with Good Year Wrangler AT's were more than adequate for 90% of everything I encountered off pavement, and had decent wet pavement traction to boot. Ask anyone that puts a lot of hard miles on their rigs.....you have to balance a good off road tread with noise and wet pavement traction.
The Tacoma TRD wheels (I think they are only 16" or 17") look good and rugged IMO. You can get a quiet all terrain tire that looks agressive....it would give you a good look without the drawbacks of the pavement roar. The smoke grey Toyota FJ wheels in your picture look good to me as well. The Tundra has a good looking wheel it you want a Toyota rim but I think they are only 5 lug for some reason.
I agree that the black out rims are too trendy. That, along with those LED light bars are two trends that I hope go away soon.
This post was edited on 10/28/14 at 8:42 am
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