Awesomeness!!! Thx for sharing!!
6x130, offset of original steelies is 55.
Hi coloradosnow, Try to stay as reasonable close to the offset on any new rim to match the original offset, (sometimes called ET) of the factory rims. If your offset is too much one way of the other, than it could cause clearance issues with the suspension and or brakes. Additionally, manufactures typically have an offset that is inline with the wheel bearing. If you get an offset to much different than the factory offset on factory rims, than you run the risk of shortening the life of the wheel bearings from the rim not being perfectly centered over the wheel bearing. Always best to check with a reputable after market wheel provider and do some research before taking the plunge. Using wheel spacers to help get the offset correct is generally not advisable, especially for a vehicle going over landing. DaBull
Would love to know the specs on these, if you can share. 17"x8"? 6x130mm lug pattern? the offset, backspace, and center bore. Again, if you have the data. Am looking to put a set-up just for winter (separate wheels and snow tires) for use here in Colorado. My vehicle won't arrive until early 2024, right in our winter. And would love to buy the winter set-up in advance and have ready. That arrangement works great on my GX. thanks and nice looking vehicle!I have a set of these on order, don't know which will come first the car or the wheelsView attachment 7809181
Hi coloradosnow, I think this info is somewhere in the forum and perhaps I have also saved a thread on this. I will check my notes and see if I can find the info and get back with you later.
Thank you. In the US we are short some info and vehicle models as references (that you have). Really appreciate it.
Standard steel wheels are 17x7.5, 6x130 with 55 offset.
I bet that has never seen a dirt road let alone a 4x4 trackStandard steel wheels are 17x7.5, 6x130 with 55 offset.
If you are hunting for wheels in online comparators enter Mercedes Sprinter, as long as they are 17” or bigger and are 6x130 PCD then they should work. A good place to start is looking at Sprinter van conversion specialists such as Vanspeed, they show some good examples:
Nomad Convoy Wheel
Please add (4) to cart if you are looking for an entire set or (5) if you are wanting a spare tire as-well. - Size: 17 x 7.5 Bolt Pattern: 6 x 130 or 5 x 160 Offset: +50 Company: Nomad Wheels A modern take on the classic old school modular wheel design Color matched snap-on cap with debossed...thevanmart.comNomad Sahara Wheel
Please add (4) to cart if you are looking for an entire set or (5) if you are wanting a spare tire as-well. - Size: 17 x 7.5 Bolt Pattern: 6 X 130 or 5 X 160 Offset: +50 Company: Nomad Wheels - Specs: Aggressive, rally inspired, flush face design Color matched snap-on cap with debossed Nomad...thevanmart.com
In the States you have heaps of choices, brands like Method, Rhino, Nomad and others all do rims that will work. Other brands such as Braid, Borbet, Evo Corse have nice options.
When all else fails put “6x130 PCD” in your Google machine and as long as they are 17” or bigger and have a positive offset somewhere from 20 to 55 you should be OK. In the States you get away with tyres poking well outside the limits of the wheel arch, so you can fit almost any offset as long as it does not rub. In the rest of the free world we tend to have legal restrictions on this so need to stick closer to the positive 55 offset.
Saw this Tacoma at a Rays game last year and it flipped my lid, can't believe you guys can have wheels like these:
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Check for Merc Sprinter rims, as from what has been posted here they are the same
Too true.
Interesting the package includes TPMS sensor "relocation", the dealers still can't figure out how to reprogram or clone the sensors.
