Wanted to see if we could get an official thread going just about wheels. I'm on the younger side when it comes to van owners, and I wanted to spruce it up with just a pinch of style. Looking for inspiration. Please post up your beautiful rides!
Aftermarket Wheels Thread
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Thanks for the information
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Hi All,
New to this group and its great to see all the Sienna's with upgraded wheels.
Here is my 2023 XSE 25th Anniversary with TSW Clypse 20" wheels wrapped with factory tires.
New to this group and its great to see all the Sienna's with upgraded wheels.
Here is my 2023 XSE 25th Anniversary with TSW Clypse 20" wheels wrapped with factory tires.
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Looking for suggestions!!
Is it better to keep the factory wheels or sell them?
I enquired with Toyota and it looks like the cost of XSE wheel (20") is $890 + tax per wheel.
Thanks!
Is it better to keep the factory wheels or sell them?
I enquired with Toyota and it looks like the cost of XSE wheel (20") is $890 + tax per wheel.
Thanks!
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It depends if you want to upgrade from 18" to 20" (or 19") wheels. I was ok with going with 18" wheels and using the OEM tires for the softer ride on an XSE. Cheers!
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I had the oem 20" ones that came with XSE 25th Anniversary FWD trim. I upgraded to TSW Clypse 20" as I didn't like the plastic caps on the wheels and using the stock tires.
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Sharp looking wheels valentine_gladstone!
Ouch! I’m sure you can find a set cheaper. Heck my TRD Camry wheels were much less.
2022 Toyota Sienna Limited AWD Hybrid Stock wheels have a Chrome Cap over Black aluminum.
I had one shop quote me $400 for Rhino black aluminum wheels and when I started looking more in depth at my wheels, I realize the chrome caps could come off. It took me using to pry bars and being careful not to scratch them. The pry bars that I used were 3 foot that I use for construction.
I have not been too concerned with removing industrial grade adhesive from the hubcaps due to my sienna been on the trails more often than not.
I plan on checking with a powder coating company on what temperatures would be safe to apply heat from a heat gun to remove it in the future.
I had one shop quote me $400 for Rhino black aluminum wheels and when I started looking more in depth at my wheels, I realize the chrome caps could come off. It took me using to pry bars and being careful not to scratch them. The pry bars that I used were 3 foot that I use for construction.
I have not been too concerned with removing industrial grade adhesive from the hubcaps due to my sienna been on the trails more often than not.
I plan on checking with a powder coating company on what temperatures would be safe to apply heat from a heat gun to remove it in the future.
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Is there a consensus on the best performance wheels in terms of weight savings?
If I'm going to upgrade wheels, figure I would go for lighter and high-quality tires.
Haven't really seen anything in the 20 inch range for weight savings. Looks like probably have to go down to 19inch wheels or maybe go to 235/55/20 vs 235/50/20?
If I'm going to upgrade wheels, figure I would go for lighter and high-quality tires.
Haven't really seen anything in the 20 inch range for weight savings. Looks like probably have to go down to 19inch wheels or maybe go to 235/55/20 vs 235/50/20?
I realize that your post was older but those wheels would have been okay if you don't overload the van. The GVWR on any of the Sienna models, FWD or AWD is 6170 lbs. I think they are recommending a little higher wheel load rating because of tendencies people have to overload the payload capacity.
County, this looks amazing. I'm going with the same size (235/55/20) and am curious if you have any issues with rubbing?
Hey guys,
I am picking up my Platinum shortly, its a fwd with the 20" wheels. I dont like 20's, and I dont like the plastic hub cap. Will likely pick up some aftermarket 18's. Ive noticed most hub bores on aftermarket rims are 73.1mm and supply an adapter ring to fit the toyota's 60.1mm hub bore. Have any of you had any issues with this? Any balance or vibration issues? Thanks
I am picking up my Platinum shortly, its a fwd with the 20" wheels. I dont like 20's, and I dont like the plastic hub cap. Will likely pick up some aftermarket 18's. Ive noticed most hub bores on aftermarket rims are 73.1mm and supply an adapter ring to fit the toyota's 60.1mm hub bore. Have any of you had any issues with this? Any balance or vibration issues? Thanks
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No problems at all. Hub rings are the standard way to make sure wheels are hub cententrically mounted. Personally, I like plastic rings because they don't get fused to my wheels, but some people prefer metal ones.
Thanks! Never had any experience with them, was hoping they work fine
What size are those tires and did you have to make any additional mods?
I would love to know too. Looking at a set of 20X9 in a +35mm Offset. Anybody have a side picture?
Comment on rubbing issues?
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