FN Wheels fx Pro installed

Got my new fx Pro wheels delivered, tires mounted and installed on my truck. Wanted to share info and pics here for the next person researching this or similar setup.

First, though, I want to say that Dustin at @FNWheels was truly awesome to work with. Rarely have I interacted with someone so insightful, helpful, and transparent as he is about the products he sells. Spectacular customer service all the way around and then some. So thanks Dustin for your help! Highly recommended if you are looking at wheels.

Specs:
18x9 fx Pro wheels (+25mm ET)
285/65-18 Falken Wildpeak A/T4W (SL load range)
Denso 5500118 TPMS sensors, paired to the truck with no issues
Wheel + tire weight: 79lbs
Mounted on 2021 MGM CM Limited Nightshade 4x4
Eibach Pro Truck Lift Stage 2R (Eibach factory setting on fronts)

I had minor rubbing of the front tires at near and full turn. The tires were hitting the front mud or aero (or other purpose?) flap. So I took them off.

The wheel centers have decals from IMPORTequipment found here. I have the “TOYOTA Text (lettering) with thick outer ring” in Dark Grey - Matte. They were fairly easy to apply and the fit/finish are great. ~1000 miles so far plus a few washes and they are holding up great.

Now for the pics..

 

Looks good!

 

Thank you Matt! Your Tundra looks great!

 

Thanks for the Info. I was just lookin got TPMS sensors for my new rims. The truck look's great, being the correct color helps

 

They look good...

I ran a set of those on my '16 4R and liked them.

 

Im thinking about new wheels, +35 offset. I run 285/75s. Have you run the truck in any wet or dirty conditions yet? Wondering how that +25 offset impacts crud being thrown on the truck. I have a black truck and would already have some new wheels, but I am hesitant about paint damage.

 

I have the 18x9" +25 FX Pro with aggressive 285/65R18 tires on one of my Tundras, and I also installed a set on my dad's 2019 Tundra with aggressive 295/70R18 tires.

With the 9" rim width, +25mm offset and 285mm tire width there really isn't any tread sticking out past the edge of the body. I haven't had any issues slinging up debris down the side of the truck, and I've had the wheels installed for quite sometime now. My truck is practically identical to @H20ne 's truck above. As you can see, he retained his factory mud flaps in the front wheel wells too.

Dad's truck with the 295/70R18 and 18x9" +25mm offset has a little more poke. We haven't had any issues with paint chips or damage, even with the front mud flaps removed. Primarily it's just the shoulder / sidewall bulge of the tire that protrudes past the body. This truck has been taken out in the desert as well as mountain trails with lots of loose rock and gravel. If you were to add some flexible mud flaps from a company like Rok Blokz (https://rokblokz.com/collections/to...ucts/toyota-tundra-mud-flaps-mud-guards-08-14), then you wouldn't have anything at all to worry about. You don't need their "XL" mud flaps either for +25mm offset wheels. Just the OEM style mud flaps would work fine, and since they're much more flexible than the OEM mud flaps rubbing won't be a cause for concern.

Here are some pictures of the protrusion on the 2019 Tundra TRD Pro (factory suspension) with 18x9" +25 FN FX Pro flow formed and LT295/70R18 Toyo Open Country RT Trail tires:

 

Think you guys will ever release these again...in an 18X9?

 

Bright silver metallic?

We can most definitely offer this color in the 18x9" version, but I'd probably want to do it as a special buy / group buy. Silver wheels have been very hit or miss for me over the years. If we can get an order together for 40 or more wheels in silver, i.e. 8 sets of five wheels or 10 sets of four wheels, then we can have the wheels ready to go within 90 days give or take.

 

Thanks, helpful!

 

We haven't received any meaningful rain yet this season where I am in California, nor have I been up to the snow yet. But I will report back once I do.