16" Alloy Rims Help

[RockXP]

Hello,

I would like to get the following 16 inch alloy rims on my car.
Item # PT758-03076
So far I came across two sites that list the price as $155 and $168.

http://www.trdparts4u.com/PD-PT758-03076.aspx

http://www.toyotapart.com/search-res...O.x=23&GO.y=12

Does anyone know of any other websites that might have it cheaper?

[gdanaher]

The Toy of Dallas price is about as low as you will go unless you find them used on eBay.

[eflw1029]

Those rims are the same rims I have on my 2007 LE. I purchased one (1) on ebay for $55 plus $30.00 shipping and relegated the "donut" spare tire to some dark corner of my garage. YOu can get them on ebay however it's "feast or famine" considering those are relatively current oem rims on the 2007 model year. If you wait a year or so I'm pretty positive there will be more posted as owners will post them on ebay when they upgrade or sell whatever they can salvage from their crashed vehicles. YOu might want to know these rims are a bitch to keep clean especially when you use the oem Toyota brake pads. Wheel weights are the "glue on" variety versus the clip type which in my opinion stay attached tighter. If you decide not to install the tpms sensors be sure and install a low profile valve stem otherwise you might shear off the stem if you park too close to the curb.

[RockXP]

Is there any difference between the regular 16 inch alloy wheels mentioned above and the 50th anniversary alloy wheels?

https://www.toyotapartsmall.com/prod...xt=PT758-03076#

[slick07LE]

Originally Posted by eflw1029

Those rims are the same rims I have on my 2007 LE. I purchased one (1) on ebay for $55 plus $30.00 shipping and relegated the "donut" spare tire to some dark corner of my garage. YOu can get them on ebay however it's "feast or famine" considering those are relatively current oem rims on the 2007 model year. If you wait a year or so I'm pretty positive there will be more posted as owners will post them on ebay when they upgrade or sell whatever they can salvage from their crashed vehicles. YOu might want to know these rims are a bitch to keep clean especially when you use the oem Toyota brake pads. Wheel weights are the "glue on" variety versus the clip type which in my opinion stay attached tighter. If you decide not to install the tpms sensors be sure and install a low profile valve stem otherwise you might shear off the stem if you park too close to the curb.

I haven't even looked in the spare wheel well, but I know in my last toyota it was a tight fit...are you saying a full size will fit in there???

[eflw1029]

The full sized spare will fit provided you do not secure the spare using lots and lots of threads when you secure the tire down with the factory supplied threaded rod.