Jeep w/ which non-stock wheels

[s.e.charles]

I saw a jeep yesterday which had really nice "pie-cutters". steel wheels with narrow, what I remember as a "snow tire" in the olden days. the wheels were steel, and had a perimeter ring of (maybe 1" diameter) holes. black on black, no foo-foo frillies, just business wheels and tires. no owner around to ask.

Q: what factory wheels would fit the jeep bolt pattern? Toyota/ chevy???

thanks

 

[axlesandantennas]

Did they look like this?

https://www.quadratec.com/products/92702_106_07.htm

 

[s.e.charles]

not quite, but I like those, too. I had a Tacoma picture (about 2000 version before they got big) but when I posted, it came as an attachment. when I clicked it, I got an error message, so I gave up.

now that I've had copious amounts of coffee, i'll try again:



http://www.allfactorywheels.com/pro...ota-Tacoma-STL69345U-69345-16-Hole-140mm.html

https://www.carid.com/cci/16-remanu...tl69392u20.html?singleid=10992724&url=1714623

 

[s.e.charles]

hmm ... that's better so I don't want to screw around editing it!

are the lug patterns compatible w/ jeep's?

 

[offroadite]

mopar winter wheels?

 

[Lee_N]

Which Jeep are you talking about? Jeep used 3 different hole patterns depending on which model/year you’re talking about. None are interchangeable with a Tacoma. There’s a couple like that which will fit a TJ/YJ, which has a 5 X 4.5” bolt pattern. JK has a 5 X 5” pattern.

 

[autism family travels]

I have those for my winter wheels for my patriot. Just a basic steel wheel. Goto any wheel / tire store ask for winter steel wheels for whatever rig you have and bango. out the door with your steelies! I have to get some center caps for mine. Not sure what ones I am going to try to make work.