ca18_sean
Adventurer
FJ cruiser 17 inch steelies should fit. They have a 108mm center bore like our Montero's. FJ cruiser and Sequoia's are different than the standard Toyota center bore.
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- Thread starter corsaoceano
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FJ cruiser 17 inch steelies should fit. They have a 108mm center bore like our Montero's. FJ cruiser and Sequoia's are different than the standard Toyota center bore.
off-roader
Expedition Leader
I've found the easiest way to tell by looking is to see where the center bore is in relation to the surface where the lug bolt/nut head is. If it almost touches that surface (within 1/16") then it's 108mm. If it's not almost touching, it's smaller than 108 mm.
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Less than 108mm
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Hopefully you get the idea.
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And there would be no issues clearing the calipers or other problems?
off-roader
Expedition Leader
Yeah they were on an old 88 4Runner and my uncle also had them on a Gen 1 Trooper. I am not sure about the bore on them, I just really liked how they polished up and never got banged up.
I was looking up info and if the information is correct the factory bore on the rims was 111mm. Again I have no proof or anything just what I have found online.
yugo308guy
Observer
Well this all has me a little confused. The picture below shows the spare that is on my Gen 1. Is this not original to the vehicle? If not, anyone know what it is?
rxinhed
Dirt Guy
That is the original spare wheel found on the 90 and 91 model Monteros. The same rim was used on the 80s Mighty Max and D50 trucks with a hub cap. Outside the US, that may have been the base grade wheel, as seen in many period pictures found on the internet. It is also known as an 'appliance' wheel, filling the same space as the 17" Toyota wheel discussed above.
ca18_sean
Adventurer
Not to nit pick, but the 17 inch Toyota steel wheel came on a certain model FJ cruiser. It wasn't the spare. They even have Toyota center caps.
The 16 inch black Toyota steelie was the spare on 4Runners and Tacomas (and has a 106mm center bore) and was stored underneath the truck. This guy has a set of 4 spare steel wheels powdercoated white on his Tacoma.
The 16 inch black Toyota steelie was the spare on 4Runners and Tacomas (and has a 106mm center bore) and was stored underneath the truck. This guy has a set of 4 spare steel wheels powdercoated white on his Tacoma.
azoutdoorsman
New member
2015-04-25_10-57-52 by azoutdoorsman, on FlickrThose were some older FJ wheels I bought for $50/4 on Craigslist. I miss that Raider!
These were the wheels and tires on the Raider when I bought, from a 4Runner I think:
20140322_152924 by azoutdoorsman, on FlickrMadmaxwell87
Observer
corsaoceano- Do you know the weight of each wheel or could you weigh them before you put tires on them? I like this look but my future montero will be more about DD than hardcore off road so adding a ton of un-sprung weight won't help that.
Do you know what tire size you'll be using? I could see these with some 235/85/16's like on that tacoma being a good expedition look/DD friendly set up.
Do you know what tire size you'll be using? I could see these with some 235/85/16's like on that tacoma being a good expedition look/DD friendly set up.
bernardmsharp
New member
Hey guys! Try checking these various steel wheels. They have a huge selection of wheels to choose from.
LyndaTaylor
New member
I'm not sure if zenetti wheels could fit with montero but I highly recommend it.
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Madmaxwell87
Observer
Found this site with all kinds of stock wheels including steel tacoma,tundra, and sequoia wheels with weight included. http://www.capitalwheels.com/store/customer/search.php?substring=tacoma&in_category=&x=0&y=0
These seem to be a good option and actually weight pretty much the same as these common MS wheels
These seem to be a good option and actually weight pretty much the same as these common MS wheels