Fitting 17" Wheels On 4G - No Issues With Clearance! | 4th Gen Tacoma Forum

TacomaForce · 2025-08-19T21:44:58+00:00

Dr KDSS Pan Hard Relocation Bracket in Stock! We’re stoked to announce that TacomaForce is now carrying the Dr KDSS pan hard relocation bracket for the 4G Tacoma. If you’ve recently lifted your rear suspension, you’ve probably noticed how badly the panhard angle gets thrown off. Instead of the axle moving up and down cleanly, it starts shifting side to side, which gives you an unstable, wandering feeling on the road or trail. The B.O.T.C.K. (Bolt on Trackbar Correction Kit) fixes that by raising the axle-side pivot and getting the bar back close to level. The result is better stability, predictability, and the truck cycling the way it should. There are two fitment options: the Shorty for 1.5”–3”+ of rear lift, and the Standard with dual mounting holes for 3”+ lifts. On top of that, you can choose your look with multiple finishes: Standard Black, Red, or King “like” Blue. In stock now at TacomaForce: Take 5% off all DRKDSS parts with code: 4gtacopanhard https://www.tacomaforce.com/products/botck-trackbar-relocation-kit-4th-gen-tacoma Check out the install here: https://6thgen4runner.com/threads/dr-kdss-pan-hard-track-bar-relocation-bracket-for-6th-gen-4runner-2025.764/

rustytaco

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Feb 15, 2025

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Hey everyone. I know wheels are a big topic that a lot of people look into upgrading. Personally, while the 18" wheel my OR had from factory didn't look bad, I like to see as much tire sidewall as possible. 17" wheels help here. The tires are also usually cheaper. No clearance issues at all. Plenty of caliper clearance. These are Lock Off-Road Combats if anyone is curious!