2010 Camry Wheels

[EKG]

Hello Fam!

I would like to get rid of the ugly ass steel wheels and replace them with the 2002-2006 ALY69416 Camry Silver Painted Wheel.

My steel wheels are the EXACT size as the Silver Painted Wheel..16x6.5 along with the lug and bolt pattern being the same size as well.

I've done the research and it seems to me that I should not have any issues replacing the wheels but I need a second opinion.

Will in fact I have any issues replacing my steel wheels with the silver painted?

Help me out!


http://www.hubcaphaven.com/mm5/merch...egory_Code=491

[glenn14]

EKG..
I don't see any problem at all..those look like the Gen 5 SE version. Plus you said they are the same bolt pattern and 16x6.5 . I would go for them. Unless you decided to go aftermarket. Its a direct swap !!!

Glenn

[Robert1820]

Those wheels would look good on your car. Find out about the center caps and lugnuts before ordering. The little stuff can really add up, especially if those wheels require Toyota shank type lugnuts. Use a wire brush to clean any rust or corrosion from the hubs and lightly coat them with grease or (better) anti-seize.

[JasonA]

I changed the steel wheels on my '11 Camry to wheels from a 06-09 Avalon. They were new take-offs, 16x6.5, same size as the Cam's steel wheels. You will likely need new lug nuts; your steel wheels use a tapered seat lug nut and most Toyota alloy wheels use a shanked seat lug nut. I would recommend buying a set of OEM lug nuts (either new or used). I first tried a non-OEM set of lug nuts for my new alloy wheels, but they started to rust after a few months on the corners. OEM is the way to go. I imagine your tire pressure sensors should swap across no problem.

[arabianobsession]

Also, the factory alloy wheels are extremely expensive and I hope you are getting them slightly used, otherwise, expect to pay $200 a rim at minimum. It would be cheaper to go aftermarket at that rate

[09CamrySE3R3]

Originally Posted by arabianobsession

Also, the factory alloy wheels are extremely expensive and I hope you are getting them slightly used, otherwise, expect to pay $200 a rim at minimum. It would be cheaper to go aftermarket at that rate

QFT!!!! If you are willing to shell out $200/rim might I suggest Tirerack.com and you will have a plethora of options!!!

[glenn14]

The OP provided a link and the wheels are 139.99 each with free shipping.

Glenn

[arabianobsession]

^Stupid work computer doesn't let me look at links 99% of the time.
$139.99 isn't bad, but at that price, there are aftermarket ones out there that look better, IMO

[glenn14]

Originally Posted by arabianobsession

^Stupid work computer doesn't let me look at links 99% of the time.
$139.99 isn't bad, but at that price, there are aftermarket ones out there that look better, IMO

I hear you..when I worked for HP, they would block sites so you could not
surf the web while working Oh and they offer all 4 wheels for $529 BTW nice 2011 SE !!!


Glenn

[arabianobsession]

Yeah, it's funny how most are blocked but ones like TN here are not

Thank you! I'm hoping to maybe put some rims on and tinit the windows this summer.

[EKG]

I really appreciate everyone's input. I'm gonna go for it. Matter fact I located another aftermarket place that I can get the same wheels and save about $40. It's not much but every penny counts these days.

thank you all again.

[arabianobsession]

Nice! Any little bit helps

[Aceventura9586]

I know someone who's interested in getting rid of his TRD 18's **ahem, cough cough**

[arabianobsession]

^Who????? I DO WANT!