Toyota Wheels

[lrp374]

I was looking @ a set of wheels like the ones below. Can anyone tell me if the Delica wheel nuts will work or do I need the original Toyota ones?

Thanks

Larry

[RichD]

Of course it will work.

[jessef]

I can't recall but if those rims have a flat spot, then they need the lug nut with the flat base/washer (toyota-style). These are usually found on hub centric wheels.

Mitsubishi one's are cone shaped (not hub centric)

Those Toyota rims will fit on an L300 without issues.

[pedro]

like jesse said, you will need 12X1.50 flat nuts with washers(lordco). actually, I had to put 2 washers to make it fit properly,orderwise the nut was too short for the stud and the rim was still a little loose. I recomended to paint them black, It look awesome!!!

P.S: make sure to check the backspacing, no more than 4.25 or the rim will hit !! this model should be OK since it fit on my van just fine..

[lrp374]

Thanks for the info. I thought they looked different. I guess if I want them I'll need 24 new nuts and @ least that many washers.

Larry

[dr_airtime]

Can anyone confirm that stock 1992 Toyota 6 bolt rims will fit on an 1991 L300 with no issues. This is what I've heard from a number of forumns but nothing conclusive. Driving about 50km to go check them out so want to make sure they will fit before I waste time.

Owner doesn't know backspacing or borehole size but it sounds like stock 6 bolt toyota truck rims are no problem on L300's

[lrp374]

I did buy a set just like the picture. Like Pedro said it's best with 2 washers. Have had them for 2 years with 235-75 tires and no problems. The ones I got were from a 91 4runner.

[yojimbo]

Mitsubishi one's are cone shaped (not hub centric)

[pedant]

mitsubishi L300 are cones, mitsubishi pajero, the old ones, are flat, its worth having a set of each as they are $$$ for what they are and selling them with wheels might mean you end up buying some later again!

[/pedant]