Wheel OffSet of Bronco Wildtrak?

[edgeflyer]

By the way, you know I'm just razzing you on this...All in good fun.

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[Raptor911]

are the hubs 106.1 mm? BTW most toyota aftermarket wheels are -12 offset.

If the answer above is YES then you have wheel originally made for a Toyota truck. And yes they will fit the bronco.

again no one makes specific wheels for the bronco yet. Given that the bolt pattern ( 6x5.5 / 6x139.7 ) for the Toyota and the bronco/ranger is identical then yes some toyota wheels will work on a bronco via the bolt pattern BUT will require hub centric rings assuming you want the wheels to be hub centric and not lug centric.

Ha, I'm keeping that secret now to hopefully keep my Bronco as unique as possible, but I'll tell you specs if you want. 17X9 6x139.7 -12 offset. Hub centric rings are available for the "toyota size". Honestly, when I bought them, I thought I'd sit on the for 7-8 months, not a year and change.

 

[Rubisquatch]

Well that just sucks, Made in China & die cast not forged as previously stated. Thanks for the post.

The wheels are forged, the company that makes them is called DICASTAL (in US and China), but that stamp there can easily confuse some to think he wheels are die cast aluminum (which is what most of the wheels they make are), this has been shared on other threads.

 

[edgeflyer]

I think most wheels will be made with a large hub hole since toyota, Ranger, Bronco and I think Jeep use the same spec wheel now. Only makes since to make them more universal than making the same wheels with different hub cutouts. Pretty common for wheels to come with plastic centering rings. Hub centric is a "newer" thing anyways. A tapered nut seat tightened properly has never been an issue in the past. The non tapered japanese style lug nuts are the only ones that really need a centering ring.

 

[Felix808]

The wheels are forged, the company that makes them is called DICASTAL (in US and China), but that stamp there can easily confuse some to think he wheels are die cast aluminum (which is what most of the wheels they make are), this has been shared on other threads.

Thank you for clearing that up. That is the problem with so many other threads having been read, leads to some conflicting statements. Happy to know they are forged, not happy they are made in China. They are the style I like however.

 

[oneshot]

Going With AfterMarket Wheels Trying to Keep The Specs Close

 

[Mac11]

Did you now that the Toyota trucks and the bronco share the same bolt pattern? So the wheels that you can buy now were meant to fit Toyotas and NOT the Bronco.

Go on right ahead and buy toyota wheels for your bronco.

and this >> Some have said they have contacted wheel Dealers >> Those wheel dealers never told them that the wheel were meant for Toyota trucks and it just happens to fit he Bronco. Toyota and Bronco do NOT share the same hub bore.

Many aftermarket wheels will go with the standard large bore and supply a spacer to neck down the bore for anything smaller.

 

[Essmith94]

It is

The wheels are forged, the company that makes them is called DICASTAL (in US and China), but that stamp there can easily confuse some to think he wheels are die cast aluminum (which is what most of the wheels they make are), this has been shared on other threads.

it is known...

 

[Raptor911]

yes. for the cheap wheels they will.

Any high quality wheel with NOT use hub-centric adaptors.

Here's a high quality wheel

Many aftermarket wheels will go with the standard large bore and supply a spacer to neck down the bore for anything smaller.

 

[mC.242]

So -12 offset will push the wheels out over 2.5" on each side (1.5" if going from a Sasquatach wheel). Seems like a lot, and I've heard that much is bad for the suspension/hubs/etc. Any concerns with this?

 

[oneshot]

are the hubs 106.1 mm? BTW most toyota aftermarket wheels are -12 offset.

If the answer above is YES then you have wheel originally made for a Toyota truck. And yes they will fit the bronco.

again no one makes specific wheels for the bronco yet. Given that the bolt pattern ( 6x5.5 / 6x139.7 ) for the Toyota and the bronco/ranger is identical then yes some toyota wheels will work on a bronco via the bolt pattern BUT will require hub centric rings assuming you want the wheels to be hub centric and not lug centric.

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[oneshot]

First Good Answer I Received

Tkx

 

[Mac11]

yes. for the cheap wheels they will.

Any high quality wheel with NOT use hub-centric adaptors.

Here's a high quality wheel

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[Raptor911]

They will making wheels for the Bronco as soon as they can get their hands on one >> ttps://titan-7.com/

Tell me more

 

[Mac11]

They will making wheels for the Bronco as soon as they can get their hands on one >> ttps://titan-7.com/

Are they going to give me a set to use my bronco?

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