I have a 95 SR5 Pickup (4x4) that currently has a 4" lift and 33x12.50 TSL's on 15x10 rock crawler black steel wheels.

I want to go back to a stock wheel with a 33x10.50 BFG AT.

I bought some wheels from craigslist that came off of a 2002(ish) tacoma, but when i tried to put them on the front they barely went over the hubs (really tight fit) and once on they rubbed the upper control arm.

these are the ones i bought and dont work:


i assume that the backspacing is too much...but im not sure.

i would really like to know the backspacing of the stock wheels that came on the 95 Pickup so i could find some newer style stock wheels that would work.

id love it if i could find this style that would work:


any ideas or help would be rad. if you are just gonna tell me to use the search button, or that i should go measure something...dont...i have searched high and low. and that kind of talk dosent help much.

 

first and second picture that didn't work:

http://s672.photobucket.com/albums/v...ent=Tires2.jpg

http://s672.photobucket.com/albums/v...ALY69346U1.jpg

 

oh, and also...

if anyone knows of a yota shop around the portland oregon area that would be nice too. thanks everyone.

 

I have a 1989 DLX 4x4 with stock steel 15x6 rims. I have also been searching on Craigslist for a set of 1996-2002 15x7 Tacoma Alloy Rims as well but have not purchased yet. I have seen a photo of a 1994 DLX (this site) with these wheels and wonder if wheel spacers are needed?

 

Searched on wheel offset on this site and found this:
89-up trucks and 90-up 4Runners came with the 15x7JJ-8 wheel.
88 and earlier trucks and 89 and earlier 4Runners came with the 15x7JJ-15 wheel.

Saw the same ALY wheels again on Graigslist last night and they came off a 95 Toyota. The person said that his 95 had locking hubs like my 89. I had him read the rim stamp and it was a 15x7JJ-15. So I would have thought this should fit since a more negative offset sets the center of the rim further out. What is the offset of the rims that you purchased?