Jeep or ford rims on Toyota

[jr1159]

Hi. I would like to change from 14" rims on my 91 2wd to 15" rims . does anyone know if Ford or Jeep rims will work on this model Toyota? I believe Ford Ranger wheels have the same lug pattern but are the offsets on these compatible . Any info would be helpful. Thanks!

[Gene J]

I have Lincoln allow rims from a Towncar on my 86 pickup.

Try DiscountTire.com and look up your vehicle and that of the wheel donor. They have the bolt pattern and offset for each vehicle.

That is how I knew those rims would fit.

[2wickedtoyz]

ford mustang ltd towncar i think also 98mustang rims supra rims also

[SovereignScorn]

Originally Posted by 2wickedtoyz

ford mustang ltd towncar i think also 98mustang rims supra rims also

I know supra rims work because I had the gen3 16in alloys on my truck for a while.

[BlueFusion6851]

one question, why use rims from a completely different auto company??

[REN69]

Regardless of the rim having the same pattern or not.. you gotta look at the hub size, if the hub sizes are different they might not fit. It is also dangerous to put rims on your car that are meant for a bigger hub-sized car, you're basically putting all the weight from your car on the lugs rather than the lugs and hubs when you go with a bigger hub rim.

Hit a big bump on the road, and there goes your wheel after breaking right off the bolts. I would suggest you find hubcentric rings to fit those wheels first, you can get them measured at any wheel shop.

[SovereignScorn]

Originally Posted by REN69

Regardless of the rim having the same pattern or not.. you gotta look at the hub size, if the hub sizes are different they might not fit. It is also dangerous to put rims on your car that are meant for a bigger hub-sized car, you're basically putting all the weight from your car on the lugs rather than the lugs and hubs when you go with a bigger hub rim.

Hit a big bump on the road, and there goes your wheel after breaking right off the bolts. I would suggest you find hubcentric rings to fit those wheels first, you can get them measured at any wheel shop.

Thats why I plan on going with some knock off hudred spoke daytons when I get some cash