What are the best options for OEM steel wheels for a 5 Lug Tacoma?

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What are some good options for OEM steel wheels for a 5 Lug Tacoma? I need a new set

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Stick with the stock wheels Steelies for the win

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I like them but they’re starting to look old and rusty. I could get them blasted and painted, but since this is my only vehicle, I can’t have it down for too long

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You could hand sand them and use some spray paint That’ll cost about $15 and take an hour Those same wheels are what I have too Mine are a bit rusty as well, but I prioritize having a budget-friendly vehicle

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When I had a 5 Lug, I found a set of X-Runner wheels on eBay But I prefer the OEM look They’re 5 Lug and 18 inches

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Thanks for the info @Flippa

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You might also find wheels from a Toyota Highlander that fit well and could be cheaper

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Thanks for the tip Bunny

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If you can manage it, rock those steel wheels Your truck looks good as it is I’ve got a 22 SR AC 4x4 with a 2.7 engine

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I just picked up a set of 5 Lug OEM wheels for my First Gen from the dealer They weren’t cheap, but I’m glad I replaced them

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Thanks for the reply I asked my local Toyota dealer, and they quoted me about $225 each Were yours around that price?

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I don’t have the invoice with me, but by the time I bought five new wheels, five tires, and four hub covers, I spent nearly $1,800 So $225 per wheel sounds about right I even replaced the spare since it tends to rust more under the truck

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Thank you for that info I’m amazed by how great my Tacoma is It’s been my daily driver for 16 years I paid $20.5K for it as a base fleet model and it has 118K miles No major repairs needed yet, but I could easily spend $2K on brakes, shocks, and such But I bet I could still sell it for $12K It’s a little 4-banger that just keeps going What a feeling

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Oops, I meant 118K miles, not 180K