Winter wheels question

Good morning everyone.

Newbie question on some used Toyota stock rims locally I found on Kijjiji.

A dumb question even though these are Toyota brand but I want to prepare for the winter, would hate to buy these only to find out that in November that they won't fit....



Here are the specs. Will these work with my 2018 4runner Limited, I currently have 20"

Aluminum 7 spoke wheels with black accents Diameter: 17 inch Width: 7.5 Bolt Pattern: 5.5 inch Offset: 15mm Backspace: 4.5" Tires: 265/70/17 OE Part Number: 4261135540


Thanks in advance!

 

Google says all 4runners have a 6.5 bolt pattern.
Those wheels you found are probably for a tundra.

 

Ah, thank you so much! You just saved me a whole bunch of pain!

 

I believe @Mtbpsych found some bad information.

4runners are 6 bolt, 5.5" (139.7mm) bolt pattern.

@Countfloyd you should be fine with those wheels, as long as they're 6 bolt. The specs you quote sound like the stock OR wheels. Is that what you're looking at? Post a picture if possible.

 

Stock TRD Offroad wheels fit Limited without any problem. I used the same TPMS came with 20" wheels. I bet the stock tire size would fit as well. Mine it slightly lifted and running 285s. Here's the look how TRD ORP wheels on Limited -

https://youtu.be/BvV0GGCaVM4

 

Ahh good catch. Too early

 

That looks amazing and thanks for the video. Just to be clear I dont need to modify anything to the suspension use these rims, correct?

 

Thanks again. Here is a pic of the rims

 

You should be good as gold

 

Those are Off-road wheels. They will fit fine.

 

I just put these on my Limited last Saturday.

 

Thanks

I'm assuming these would be better in the Canadian winter vs Steels?

Lighter?
Won't rust?
Better in extreme cold re air leaks?

Any other pros vs cons?

 

Looks nicer, too.

 

Not sure if your speedo will be off on your Limited by going with the 17" OffRoad rims - no biggie though as you can always compensate for it.
Another pro is you'll notice there are more choices/manufacturers for 17" winter tires, and also less $ (compared with putting winters on 20" steelies).

 

It shouldn't be. The overall diameter of the tires should be similar. Aside from that, our speedometers read high with stock size tires.