Sloan

i think a new set of rims on my factory tires would make a bigger impact on looks over a brushguard. i want to black out my 4runner so i was thinking of the pro comp 8089s. they are not to much and i like the look of them. the question is will a 16x8 rim, Backspacing: 4.5", Bolt Circle: 6x5.5, and a 0mm offset be the right size for my rig? and will my factory 265/70/16 tires work fine until i upgrade them to 265/75s?

here is a picture of the rims


if anybody has any other suggestions for rims, please let me know

Dare44

i like those, if u get them are u getting rid of ur stocks, pm if so

fireteacher

i have been looking at those also. i want to see them on a silver rig before i pull the triger!

Fo_SheeZy

I think they'll look badass on your 4Runner, you could always put 20"s on it with bigger tires plus a lift like this 4Runner...

fireteacher

i wheel mine on the week ends!

Sloan

well i probably want lift mine for awhile and if i do it will probably just be the PP 1 inch springs. and if i get the 16 inch rims i can go ahead and use them now and save money and buying a new set of tires just yet.

i really just wanna know if that is the right size of rim to fit on mine.

and fireteacher someone on here has them on a silver rig. i've seen it before but i dont remember the user, anyway it looked pretty good!

dirtoyboy

those look like they would do fawesome off road!

I think u should get some spinners...thats what all the ballers are runnin these days

ornery

haha.. yea, I dont understand big wheels with low profile mud terrains............

Sloan

i dont think they make a 16 inch rim in spinners..

hross14

I can make you some spinners--Forget the Bling and get Dirty--women like it better that way--

Just kidding--i just never understood the 4x4 combined with the Bling--Something to think about though is whether or not you want to eventually upgrade to larger tires (33's or 35's) you would want a 3 5/8 BS on 6 on 5.5. Just thoughts about planning ahead. Micky Thompson classic II's have that size.

skjos

The rim sizing you show will work; I almost got the same rims, but ended up getting different ones:

Sloan

would that backspacing work with my current tires though?

and nice rims skjos

jfreisner

I have factory 16's but I keep em clean so they appear to be 18's.

Is that baller status?

Sloan

i think its borderline baller status for sure

Fo_SheeZy

Lol Spinning rims... so incredibly gay...

dirtoyboy

hahaha at least SOMEONE knows whats up!

Ron Helmuth

sloan those are nice rims pictured from Pro Comp-remember that they frequently have those on sale for something like buy 3 and get 1 free-at the 4wd parts website or their magazine-Off Road Adventures.

I did just see those same rims on a Chevy Colorado I think it was-and they really dressed up the look of the ride. However I would think twice before ever off roading in them-to me they are just "too nice". To each his own....

hross14

Not sure what the BS would do without a lift--figure it would just push them out about an 1" (away from the A-Arms

Sloan

yea they do look nice, but for the kind off-road i do in my 4runner is limited since its only 2WD. mostly dirt trails in the woods to camping spots or creek riding so i dont think they would get hurt to badly. they would mostly be for looks though

skjos

4.5" of backspacing will be fine with your stock tires.

My rims are 17x8.5 with 4.5" of backspacing. They fit my 265/70r17 just fine, in fact they also fit 285/70r17 without any a-arm issues, but I didn't feel like trimming the crap out of my wheel wells.

265/70r16 and 265/75r16 will both fit nicely with 4.5" of backspacing, however, if you have running boards the 75r16's may touch a little when turning sharply.