Toyotero

Would stock rims from a full size Chevy pickup fit a 1986 4Runner? I'm uncertain about bolt pattern size and off-set...

I'm shopping for a set of wheeling tires, and there are always a few deals on 33X12.5X16 ATs and MTs on Chevy rims like these:

iamsuperbleeder

Assuming the pictures on the top left are from your Toy and the other ones are from the Chev, then no way. Your Toy wheels are 6 lug and those Chev ones are 8. But I do have a set up 33/12.5 Boggers that I hardly ever use that I pulled from a full size Chev that was 6 lug. The bolt pattern is an exact match, but they stick out crazy far because of how far the rim is off-set.

Jay351

If you happen to buy a set of stock 6 bolt chevy wheels you will have to bore out the center hole by about .5" to fit.

iamsuperbleeder

good point on that too

Toyotero

Actually those are both Craigslist ad photos... I completely overlooked that the MT rims are 8 lugs (ooops!)..

Toyotero

Thanks, that's exactly the kind of info I was wanting.

iamsuperbleeder

...the kind of advice that only experience will bring out, lol

I didn't have the issue because the Boggers were mounted on aftermarket wheels N E way

4Crawler

iTrader: (3)

Yes, this is the case with some Chevy rims. You need about 4-1/8" center bore to clear the front hubs on the Toyota (you can always measure your front hub OD to make confirm the dimension). So just check the ID of the center hole on the rims to make sure they will clear the hubs on your truck.