What OEM wheels fit our (1995.5 - 2004) trucks?

[jw112]

can we get a definitive list of what OEM wheels fit 5 lug tacos?

Is 300, etc..

[Enola Gaia]

An excellent idea!

It's not that hard to come up with a list of OEM wheels with a 5 X 114.3 / 5 X 4.5 bolt pattern.

The hard part is tracking down specifications on centerbore, backspacing, offset, etc.

[Firdaddy]

ford probe
mustang
hyndai santafe
mazda 5 lugs but offset is different i wana say

[slamdtaco]

make a list and I'll make it a sticky.

[sstyota]

Most jeep rims that are 5lugs. A few people are running them on their lifted minis

[dropthattaco]

all lexus car rims fit with a center bore modification. the hubs on our trucks is like 5mm bigger than the hubs on the lexuses (lexi?) anyway the LS, GS, IS, RX, and ES wheels will fit after a trip to the machine shop.

[Enola Gaia]

OK, let's start the deluge of data...

Here's one listing of manufacturers / vehicles that used the 5 X 114.3 (5 X 4.5") bolt pattern used on 5-lug Tacos.

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SOURCE: http://www.mrt-wheels.com/boltpatternref.html

(Marsh Racing Wheels website)


5 on 4-1/2 (114.3 mm)
AMC Gremlin, Hornet, Pacer, Javelin, Matator, AMX
AMC - most models (exc. Jeep) '40-'89
Chrysler/DeSoto - all full size RWD cars (exc. Imperial) '37-'89
Datsun/Nissan - 1600-2000 '65-'73
- 300ZX, 200SX V6 (some) to '89
Dodge van
Dodge 1/2 ton P.U.
Dodge - all full size cars & P.U.'s '37-'89
- Dart, Demon, Swinger '73-'80
Ford 1/2 ton van
Ford Granada, Monarch
Ford - All full size cars '49-'72; '79-'85
- Fairlane '62-'79
- T-Bird '55-'71; '77-'79
- Mustang 5-bolt '65-'73
- Maverick 5-bolt all
- Mustang SVO '85-'86
- Ranchero '68-'84
- Aerostar, Probe, Bronco II/Ranger to '89
Hudson - all '48-'56
Lincoln - all '70-'72; '80-'89
Mazda - RX7 Turbo, 626, 929, MX6 '86-'89
Mercury - all full size cars '52-'54; '61-'72; '79-'85
- Cougar '67-'79
Mopar '73-up "A" body
Plymouth - all full size cars '37-'89
- Barracuda '70-'74
- Duster, Valiant, Volare '73-'80
Pontiac - Tempest, LeMans '61-'63
Studebaker - all '51-'66
Toyota Crown, Hilux P.U.
Toyota - 2WD P.U. '69-'89
- Supra Turbo '86-'89
Volvo 122, 1800

[Enola Gaia]

OK...

Now here's another list of candidate OEM wheels that might fit onto a 5-lug Tacoma. This is excerpted from a larger listing at RONAL USA.


CHEVROLET / GMC

Lumina APV ('90 - '96)
Venture ('97+)


CHRYSLER / DODGE:

Sebring Coupe
300M
Concorde
Intrepid
Caravan '96+
Dakota pre-'96


DAEWOO

Leganza


EAGLE

Talon / Eclipse


FORD

Mustang
Mustang '05+
Explorer
Explorer '03+
Sportrac
Escape
Freestar
Five Hundred
Freestyle


HONDA

Accord 5 lug (V6)
Prelude
S2000
CRV
Element
Odyssey



HYUNDAI

Tiburon
Santa Fe


INFINITI

G35 '03+
I30
FX35


JEEP

Liberty
Cherokee pre-'02


LAND ROVER

Freelander


LEXUS

IS300
GS300
GS400
LS400
RX300


LINCOLN

Aviator


MAZDA

3
Tribute


MERCURY

Grand Marquis
Mountaineer
Mountaineer '03+


MITSUBISHI

Galant
Diamante '99+
Eclipse
3000GT


NISSAN

300ZX
350Z
Altima '02+
Maxima
Murano


PLYMOUTH

Voyager


SATURN

Vue

TOYOTA

Camry
Solara
Avalon
RAV 4
Highlander

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SOURCE:

http://www.ronalusa.com/cars.html

RONAL USA wheel spec overview webpage

[Enola Gaia]

Now here's another angle on the issue. The following is a listing of auto makers from whom I could locate no (recent, at least....) OEM wheels in a 5 X 114.3 bolt pattern.

SUMMARY: AUTO MANUFACTURERS WHOSE WHEELS *ARE NOT* COMPATIBLE WITH TACOMA 2WD BOLT PATTERN OF 5 X 114.3:

This is a listing of auto makers NOT known to equip their OEM products with 5 X 114.3 wheels.

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ALFA ROMEO

AUDI

BMW

BUICK

CADILLAC

CHEVROLET / GMC (All but Lumina APV and Venture)

CITROEN

FERRARI

FIAT

JAGUAR

KIA

LANCIA

MERCEDES BENZ

OLDSMOBILE

PEUGEOT

PONTIAC

PORSCHE

RENAULT

ROVER

SAAB

SEAT

SKODA

SUBARU

SUZUKI

VOLKSWAGEN

VOLVO

[Enola Gaia]

Now that I'm warmed up, let's get on with some serious data-slinging...

The following series of postings are summaries of wheel data I found by scanning through a number of wheel and tire sites (and some other nooks and crannies).

These lists are by no means complete, but they're better than nothing. It's difficult to locate hard data on wheels out there - especially on OEM wheels.

So here goes.....