I was wondering if this is possible since my old 15x8's were a 3 5/8" backspacing? Reason being...I have brand new 32's on the 4runner with these rims and I'm wanting to trade them out on the Taco since the ex is complaining of poor gas mileage on the 4runner now. Plus I'm not going without my rims and tires....it will be these rims on this Taco




With these tires...but you couldn't make out the beadlock rings. These are 32x11.50 BFG AT's

 

You need to check how much room you have, I don't think the 15" rims will be able to clear your brake calipers...

 

Thats what I was thinking...

 

It's a common problem on 3rd gen 4runners (and similar year Tacos), since your truck comes stock with 16's, I assume you won't be able to use 15" rims.

Like I said, check to make sure though. Also look for any possible places it might rub on your control arms or anything else.

 

Nice rims BTW, they look good

 

Yeh I might have to do that this weekend...just pull the front tires off and go from there. I just checked the front calipers on the Taco and it looked like there was maybe an inch or so clearance between the rim and dust shield all the way around. Don't think this will happen...

 

Thanks man...I got over $1,200 invested in tires and rims, but did my own powder coating on the rings.

 

what tires are those mounted the runner in the first pic...they look like tsl swampers..but what size are they and what are those rim specs...backspacing and width specifically

 

Yeh the 1st pic is with swamper tsl's......those rims are 15x8 with 3 5/8" backspacing.

 

what vehicle are these 15x8's going on? I ask because if it's going on a 2003+ 4runner / 2005+ Taco, it won't fit.

 

Yeh its going on the 2005 Taco. Will spacers work in conjunction wo help clearance?

 

Only if you have zero backspacing... sorry dude it won't work unless the entire brake is physically outside of the rim.

 

Looks like I'm biting $1,200 then...