can a 15" rim that is 6 lug fit on a 6 lug chevy? right now i have 16" rims does the 1 inch matter? im thinking its bigger to fit over the caliber.. but does anybody i know?

" hopefully i wont get a sticky throttle i already dont have any breaks" HAHAHA had to say that

 

i am pretty sure 15s will fit

 

taht would be awesome if they did! they got a set of 25" tires thay almost remind me of the tires u have 992door.. but the lugs on the outside of the tire are a little more smaller and more evened out.. or spaced out.. ..if it helps its a 84(or 82) yota and my truck is a 95

 

http://rimhelp.com/searchrecords.php...rt=3&sort_type=


use the search in here. or look by bolt pattern. very helpfull. too bad i have 5 lug. having a hard time getting nice rims. got two stock, and three ss on mine right now.

 

i'm pretty sure most 15" will fit around the brakes fine. i think it's just the backspace/offset that might come into play

 

you are in luck, because i have a set of 15 inch toyota rims on my 2000 silverado, if you have drum brakes you wont have a problem, but if you have disk in the rear you will have to grind a little bit off your caliper, and they will fit great, i also have a pretty good ofset on my rims too, but i believe the older body style has smaller front and rear brakes than mine so you should be all set.


B.T.W. it aint done right unless its modified

 

nice site.. i had to go up to a 90s fourrunenr to even get the bolt pattern.. does anybody know if the 84 is the same as a 90? becuase if it is.. im in luck and i got me some 35s for my truck

 

[quote=gotstylez;133408]heres what i got IF the 90 and 82 is the same.....my chevy is 6x5.50in - 6x139.7mm and the offset is Low/Med
4runner is is 6x5.50in - 6x139.7mm and the offset is Medium

edit: it says wheel offset is 10-25mm on my chevy and on the yota it says 15-25.....whatever that means.. lol