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Toyota Prius OEM Alloy Rims
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Toyota Tacoma OEM Wheels

Toyota Factory Rims - Models: Tacoma, Camry, Corolla, Tundra...

Finding the Perfect Replacement OEM Rims for Your Toyota

Toyota's rise to the top of the US auto sales charts is a testament to their commitment to quality, reliability, and value. From the ever-popular Camry and Corolla to the rugged Tacoma and Tundra, Toyota offers a model for almost every need and lifestyle. This popularity translates to a massive number of Toyotas on the road, and with that comes the eventual need for replacement parts, including OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) rims. Whether you're dealing with cosmetic damage, seeking to upgrade your vehicle's look, or simply need a replacement due to wear and tear, finding the right OEM rims for your Toyota is crucial.

Why Choose OEM Rims?

While aftermarket rims offer a wide range of styles and price points, choosing OEM rims for your Toyota offers several distinct advantages:

  • Perfect Fit: OEM rims are designed specifically for your Toyota model and year, ensuring a perfect fit and proper clearances. This eliminates the risk of rubbing, vibration, or other issues that can arise with improperly sized aftermarket wheels.

  • Quality and Durability: Toyota OEM rims are manufactured to meet strict quality standards and are rigorously tested to withstand the rigors of daily driving. This ensures long-lasting durability and performance, giving you peace of mind knowing your wheels can handle whatever the road throws at them.

  • Maintaining Vehicle Value: Using OEM parts helps maintain the original integrity and value of your Toyota. Replacing damaged or worn rims with OEM replacements demonstrates attention to detail and can be a selling point when you decide to trade in or sell your vehicle.

  • Consistent Aesthetics: OEM rims ensure a seamless aesthetic match with your vehicle's original design. This is particularly important if you're only replacing one or two rims, as aftermarket options may not perfectly replicate the look of your existing wheels.

Evolution of Toyota Rims: From Steel to Alloy

Toyota's wheel designs have evolved significantly over the years. In the 1980s and 90s, entry-level models typically came equipped with standard steel OEM wheels. Alloy rims, often in sizes like 16 or 17 inches, were reserved for higher trim levels. Fast forward to today, and alloy wheels have become much more prevalent across the Toyota lineup. Sizes have also increased, with 17, 18, and even 19-inch rims becoming commonplace.

Beyond size, Toyota has also embraced modern design trends, incorporating stylish finishes like black and charcoal with machined faces, creating a striking two-tone appearance. This contemporary look complements the sleek and modern styling that is so popular with Toyota buyers.

Cost Considerations

While OEM rims offer several benefits, they can sometimes be more expensive than aftermarket options. However, the long-term value and peace of mind that come with using OEM parts often outweigh the initial cost difference. When shopping for OEM rims, consider exploring different vendors to find competitive prices.

In Conclusion

Choosing the right replacement rims for your Toyota is an important decision that can affect your vehicle's performance, appearance, and value. By opting for OEM rims, you can ensure a perfect fit, superior quality, and a consistent aesthetic that complements your Toyota's original design. With a little research and the right resources, you can find the perfect OEM rims to keep your Toyota looking and performing its best for years to come.

Toyota OEM Wheel Fitment & Hub Specifications Directory

Master factory reference guide for genuine Toyota alloy wheels. Look up bolt pattern dimensions (6x139.7, 5x114.3, 5x120, 5x150), TNGA center bore hub sizes (95mm vs 106.1mm vs 60.1mm), factory offsets, and lug hardware specs across Tacoma, Tundra, 4Runner, RAV4, Camry, Land Cruiser, and GR models.

Truck Bolt Pattern 6x139.7 mm (6x5.5")
Passenger Hub Bore 60.1 mm (M12x1.5)
OEM Lug Seat Mag Seat w/ Washer
Model / Series Year Range Bolt Pattern OEM Rim Sizes Center Bore Key Wheel Notes
Toyota Tacoma
(Midsize Pickup)
2024–2026 (Gen 4 TNGA)
2005–2023 (Gen 2-3)
1995–2004 (Gen 1 4WD)
6x139.7mm (6x5.5")
6x139.7mm
6x139.7mm
17", 18"
16", 17", 18"
15", 16"
95.1 mm
106.1 mm
106.1 mm
 2024+ Gen 4 shifted to 95.1mm hub bore with M14x1.5 lug nuts. Gen 1-3 used 106.1mm hub with M12x1.5 hardware. Older wheels require hub rings on 2024+ models.
Toyota Tundra & Sequoia
(Full-Size Truck & SUV)
2022–2026 (Gen 3 Tundra / Sequoia)
2008–2022 (Gen 2 Sequoia)
2007–2021 (Gen 2 Tundra)
6x139.7mm (6x5.5")
5x150mm
5x150mm
18", 20"
18", 20"
18", 20"
95 mm
110 mm
110 mm
 2022+ TNGA-F models moved to 6x139.7mm pattern with 95mm hub bore and heavy M14x1.5 studs. 2007–2021 models ran heavy 5x150mm pattern with 110mm hub.
Toyota 4Runner & FJ Cruiser
(Off-Road SUV Family)
2025–2026 (Gen 6 4Runner)
2003–2024 (Gen 4-5 4Runner)
2007–2014 (FJ Cruiser)
6x139.7mm (6x5.5")
6x139.7mm
6x139.7mm
17", 18", 20"
17", 20"
16", 17"
95.1 mm
106.1 mm
106.1 mm
 2025 Gen 6 4Runner updates to 95.1mm hub and M14x1.5 studs. Gen 4-5 4Runner and FJ Cruiser run classic 106.1mm hub bore with M12x1.5 mag seat lugs.
Toyota Land Cruiser
(LC250, LC200 & LC100)
2024–2026 (LC250 / Prado)
2008–2021 (LC200 Series)
1998–2007 (LC100 Series)
6x139.7mm (6x5.5")
5x150mm
5x150mm
18", 20"
18", 20"
16", 18"
95.1 mm
110 mm
110 mm
 2024+ LC250 uses 6x139.7mm with 95.1mm center bore and M14x1.5 hardware. V8 LC200 and LC100 models used 5x150mm pattern with massive 110mm hub bore.
Toyota RAV4 & Venza
(Compact CUV Series)
2019–2026 (RAV4 Gen 5)
2006–2018 (RAV4 Gen 3-4)
2021–2024 (Venza Gen 2)
5x114.3mm (5x4.5")
5x114.3mm
5x114.3mm
17", 18", 19"
16", 17", 18"
18", 19"
60.1 mm
60.1 mm
60.1 mm
 Universal Toyota crossover fitment: 5x114.3mm pattern, 60.1mm hub bore, M12x1.5 mag seat lug nuts. RAV4 TRD Off-Road runs high positive offset (+35mm to +45mm).
Grand Highlander & Highlander
(Midsize 3-Row CUVs)
2024–2026 (Grand Highlander)
2020–2026 (Highlander Gen 4)
2008–2019 (Highlander Gen 2-3)
5x120mm
5x114.3mm
5x114.3mm
18", 20"
18", 20"
17", 18", 19"
60.1 mm
60.1 mm
60.1 mm
 Important Exception: Grand Highlander shifted to 5x120mm bolt pattern (60.1mm bore / M12x1.5). Standard Highlander models run standard 5x114.3mm.
Toyota Sienna & Crown Signia
(Minivan & Crossover Estate)
2021–2026 (Sienna Gen 4)
2011–2020 (Sienna Gen 3)
2025–2026 (Crown Signia)
5x114.3mm
5x114.3mm
5x114.3mm
17", 18", 20"
17", 18", 19"
19", 21"
60.1 mm
60.1 mm
60.1 mm
 Shares standard 5x114.3mm passenger chassis with 60.1mm hub bore and M12x1.5 hardware. Crown Signia runs massive factory 21" wheels with high positive offset (+45mm).
Toyota Camry, Avalon & Crown
(Midsize & Full-Size Sedans)
2025–2026 (Camry Gen 9)
2018–2024 (Camry Gen 8)
2023–2026 (Toyota Crown)
5x114.3mm
5x114.3mm
5x114.3mm
16", 18", 19"
16", 17", 18", 19"
19", 21"
60.1 mm
60.1 mm
60.1 mm
 Standardized passenger car architecture running 5x114.3mm with 60.1mm hub bore and M12x1.5 mag-style lug nuts. Camry TRD models run 19x8.5 ET40 rims.
Toyota Corolla & Prius
(Compact & Hybrid Cars)
2020–2026 (Corolla E210)
2023–2026 (Prius XW60)
2016–2022 (Prius XW50)
5x114.3mm
5x114.3mm
5x100mm
16", 18"
17", 19"
15", 17"
60.1 mm
60.1 mm
54.1 mm
 Corolla (E210) and Prius (2023+) updated to TNGA 5x114.3mm with 60.1mm center bore. Older Prius (pre-2023) used compact 5x100mm pattern with 54.1mm hub bore.
GR Supra, GR Corolla & GR86
(Gazoo Racing Performance)
2020–2026 (GR Supra)
2023–2026 (GR Corolla)
2022–2026 (GR86)
5x112mm
5x114.3mm
5x100mm
18", 19"
18"
17", 18"
66.6 mm
60.1 mm
56.1 mm
 Distinct chassis platforms: GR Supra is BMW CLAR (5x112 / 66.6mm bore / M14x1.25 bolts). GR Corolla is TNGA (5x114.3 / 60.1mm bore). GR86 is Subaru (5x100 / 56.1mm bore).
Toyota Trucks & Off-Road SUVs (Tacoma, Tundra, 4Runner, Sequoia)
Tacoma
(Midsize Pickup Series)		 1995–2026 6x139.7mm (6x5.5") 15" to 18" 95.1mm (2024+)
106.1mm (1995–2023)		 2024+ models shifted to 95.1mm hub and M14x1.5 studs. Older models used 106.1mm hub with M12x1.5 studs.
Tundra & Sequoia
(Full-Size Truck & SUV)		 2007–2026 6x139.7mm (2022+)
5x150mm (2007–2021)		 18" to 20" 95mm (2022+)
110mm (2007–2021)		 2022+ TNGA-F models moved to 6x139.7mm pattern with 95mm center bore and M14x1.5 hardware.
4Runner & Land Cruiser
(Body-on-Frame SUVs)		 1996–2026 6x139.7mm (2024+ LC / 2025+ 4R)
5x150mm (V8 Land Cruiser)		 16" to 20" 95.1mm (TNGA-F)
106.1mm / 110mm (Legacy)		 TNGA-F platforms (2024+ LC250 / 2025+ 4Runner) update to 95.1mm hub and M14x1.5 studs.
Toyota Crossovers & Minivans (RAV4, Grand Highlander, Sienna)
RAV4, Venza & Highlander
(Standard CUV Family)		 2006–2026 5x114.3mm (5x4.5") 16" to 20" 60.1mm M12x1.5 Lug Nuts. Core 5x114.3mm passenger architecture with 60.1mm hub bore.
Grand Highlander
(3-Row Large CUV)		 2024–2026 5x120mm 18" to 20" 60.1mm M12x1.5 Hardware. Unique 5x120mm bolt pattern (does NOT share fitment with standard Highlander).
Sienna & Crown Signia
(Minivan & Estate)		 2011–2026 5x114.3mm (5x4.5") 17" to 21" 60.1mm M12x1.5 Hardware. Shares 5x114.3mm pattern and 60.1mm hub bore with Camry and RAV4.
Toyota Sedans & GR Performance (Camry, Corolla, Supra, GR86)
Camry, Crown & Corolla
(Passenger Sedans)		 2018–2026 5x114.3mm (5x4.5") 16" to 21" 60.1mm Standard 5x114.3mm passenger layout with 60.1mm hub bore and M12x1.5 mag seat lugs.
GR Sports Cars
(Supra, GR Corolla, GR86)		 2020–2026 5x112mm (GR Supra)
5x114.3mm (GR Corolla)
5x100mm (GR86)		 17" to 19" 66.6mm (Supra)
60.1mm (GR Corolla)
56.1mm (GR86)		 GR Supra uses BMW 5x112 / M14x1.25 bolts. GR Corolla uses Toyota 5x114.3. GR86 uses Subaru 5x100 / M12x1.25 studs.
Technical Note on Toyota OEM Wheel Interchangeability: Toyota wheel fitments vary by platform era: 1) Modern TNGA Trucks/SUVs (2022+ Tundra, 2023+ Sequoia, 2024+ Tacoma, 2024+ Land Cruiser LC250, and 2025+ 4Runner) share a 6x139.7mm (6x5.5") bolt pattern with a 95mm / 95.1mm center bore and heavy M14x1.5 lug studs. 2) Legacy 6-Lug Trucks (1995–2023 Tacoma, 2003–2024 4Runner, FJ Cruiser) run a 6x139.7mm pattern with a larger 106.1mm center bore and M12x1.5 hardware. 3) Passenger Cars & Crossovers (Camry, RAV4, Highlander, Sienna) standardly use 5x114.3mm (5x4.5") with a 60.1mm center bore. 4) Special Exceptions: The 2024+ Grand Highlander runs a 5x120mm bolt pattern, the GR Supra runs BMW's 5x112mm bolt pattern, and the GR86 runs Subaru's 5x100mm bolt pattern.

FLW - Quick Questions

Are these wheels guaranteed to fit my vehicle?

Yes. We catalog every wheel in our directory by its original factory specifications. As long as you select the year and model that matches your vehicle, we guarantee 100% fitment compatibility with your original hub, suspension, and braking system.

Do these wheels come with a warranty?

Yes. Every wheel we sell is backed by our Lifetime Finish Warranty. This protects your investment against any structural peeling or bubbling of the face finish for as long as you own the vehicle. We also offer a 30-day return policy to ensure you are 100% satisfied with the rim quality.

Can I reuse my original center caps and lug nuts?

Absolutely. One of the primary benefits of staying with Genuine OEM wheels is hardware compatibility. Your original factory center caps, lug nuts, and TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) sensors will transfer directly to these replacement rims with no adapters or "tuner lugs" required.

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