This is what the manual shows for tires
How does this allowance work? Why are you limited to 18"? TyLong story short, my dealer has offered me an $1000 allowance to get aftermarket wheels put on.
However, I don’t really know how to shop for appropriate replacements, as no wheel sites seem to have the specs for 2021 sienna loaded.
So all I really know is 18”…
Any advice on how to proceed?
Well, it will have the same tires on it, which are 18". I assumed that meant I should stick with 18" rims? I have no idea what I'm talking about though.Why are you limited to 18"?
I can either pick something out and have them do it, or have them cut me a check for $1000. In short, lots went wrong with the ordering of my van, and the plastic clad wheels were something I was disappointed with, so the dealer offered this to make amends.How does this allowance work?
Thanks! So that shot also shows the width (7.5J). But still not sure about the offset and anything else I'd need to be aware of for replacements.This is what the manual shows for tires
I suggested that, but they seemed to be more inclined to just shell over the cash. Sounds like that was more of a headache for them.I'd be curious if your dealer might offer a straight swap for Toyota wheels. Venza has a 18" that looks good enough, but haven't been able to find the full specs.
Or how about the late-G3 18" for SE AWD?
That's interesting. I tend to prefer OE wheels since they're generally unnoticeable. Except when layered under shiny, hollow-sounding plastic.I suggested that, but they seemed to be more inclined to just shell over the cash. Sounds like that was more of a headache for them.
Agreed! It looks like OEM wheels are quite a bit more $ than aftermaket brands. I'm looking for under $200/wheel.That's interesting. I tend prefer OE wheels since they're generally unnoticeable. Except when layered under shiny, hollow-sounding plastic.
post with TRD Camry wheels photoshopped onto new sienna:I'd love to go with the OEM wheels from the Camry nightshade: Toyota Camry 2020 18
However, it has a 50mm offset, so I'm not sure that will work. Might just have to order one and try?
Those look nice. Are you confident the offset will be ok? Looks like those are going in the other direction (30mm) vs the ones I'm looking at (50mm) from the stock 40mmI’ve got an XSE AWD. Been searching for rims that look similar to the stock 20’s that come on the FWD. Finally found these: Lexus Replica Wheels | FR 79 | Factory Reproductions Will be getting them in satin black of course
I will be going with those and the stock tires that come on the FWD are good, Michelin primacy tour a/s, 235/50R20. Will be getting them either end of next week or week of the 25th.
yea it should be no problem, and I confirmed with the wheel/tire shop. Typically it is preferred not to go more positive on offset since the wheel will be move into the wheel well vs going out (negative). In this case plus or minus 10 mm won’t matter assuming the tire width isn’t getting substantially wider. It will be moving the wheel in or out 0.4 inches. Will be barely noticeable. Too much positive offset change and you can start to rub.Those look nice. Are you confident the offset will be ok? Looks like those are going in the other direction (30mm) vs the ones I'm looking at (50mm) from the stock 40mm