Got some trd pro rims. Where would you go to get the stock tires swapped over to the new rims?

Got an unbelievable deal on July 4th for some trd pro rims and caps and the dealership just shipped them today. I’ve never owned anything but stock rims and tires. Where should I go to have my stock sr5 tires swapped over to the new rims? My choices are Les Schwab, Discount Tire, or the local Toyota dealership (I assume they do it even if I order OEM from another dealership)?

 

Any of them will do it and will charge you a mounting/balancing fee.

 

Is one better than the others?

 

I swapped my Limited 20in wheels to TRD ORP wheels at Discount tire near my house. The TPMS sensors in Limited wheels were swapped to TRD ORP wheels. I have no TPMS issues or anything.


A minor point on tires, I used larger 285/70R17 tires on TRD ORP wheels and I had no problems by discount tire as TRD ORP 17x7.5 wheels are rated to run such larger tires and know that TRD Pro 17x7 wheels are not rated to run 285/70R17, so not sure if Discount tire near you or any other shop would be against mounting bigger tires on TRD Pro wheels.


Edit -
I prefer Discount tires as they have known tire brands vs les schwab has strange name tire brands when I visit them. Have no clue what's the story there.

I also have good experience with Discount tire as they not only do free flat tire repair , they even fixed my bent steel wheel for free long before I was a 4Runner owner. I was shocked when they said no charge.

 

I'm another vote for Discount Tire. They're reasonably priced, convenient and know what they're doing.

 

I mean they all do the same pretty much using the same equipment. I use my local Big O because it's walking distance from my house.

 

Why don't you fill out the location in your profile. There may be someone local that has a great (local) suggestion.

By the way, you don't have rims, you have wheels. Rims are the outer portion of a wheel. Toyota wheels are not multi-piece, so we don't have or buy rims, we buy wheels. There are aftermarket wheels that are multi-piece, so when you say rims, that's a thing, but it's not a Toyota or TRD thing. Like saying you got new buns when what you really did was bought a hamburger happy meal. It doesn't really make sense.