are the toyota truck 4x4 rims the same bolt pattern as the 1/2 ton chevy 6 lug rim . Im headed to the junkyard to find some, are their any preference as to either rim.. toyota vrs chevy...thanks in advance...ivan

are the toyota truck 4x4 rims the same bolt pattern as the 1/2 ton chevy 6 lug rim . Im headed to the junkyard to find some, are their any preference as to either rim.. toyota vrs chevy...thanks in advance...ivan

 

Chevy, Toyota and Masda 6 lugs are all same bolt pattern......Roger

thanks roger ,that will help, have a great day

Chevy rims typically have a wider offset and will stick out further then wanted. This could cause the tire to hit hard against the rear fender well when turning the wheel.

 

The Toyota, Nissan, and Mazda wheels would be a better choice.

 

Rollie

Depends on the lift. I have 15" Chevy rims and only rub when I have people in the back.

But the Yota wheels would be better, only because the valve stems are inside of the spokes which protects them from obstacles.

I like my chevies!I love the wider track it gives.Makes the car look bigger than it is,and meaner...

Chevy, Toyota and Masda 6 lugs are all same bolt pattern......Roger

 

Yup. All six lug wheels have the same pattern (except apparently the early dodge dakotas had a smaller 6 lug pattern). But Chevy, Toyota, Mazda, Nissan, Mitsubishi, Isuzu (and their US branded clones in the 70's and early 80's) -- all the same. Apparently it's because the japanese reverse engineered some '30's chevy trucks left there after the war and used alot of their design when they started selling stuff back to us in the 70's. I've heard from a few people that the engines in the 70's landcruisers are very similar to a 1937 chevy pickup.