tickerbug,<br><br>Steel wheels should be the same for both vehicles. <br><br>The parts guy can check this for you to be sure. I'm sure in my mind that the steel wheels for both the Tundra and the Sequoia will be the same.<br><br>If you go to an alloy wheel for your's, you should go wider than what is on your Sequoia now. Your wheels are 16 X 7, 6 on 5.5, which is not nearly wide enough.<br><br>Do you have the 245 or 265/70 - 16s?<br><br>Unless you can get a swinging deal on some factory alloy take-offs from the Tundra, you'll save money going to an aftermarket wheel. And you'll be able get a wider wheel also. I don't think the factory has any optional wider factory alloys available, and IF they do, they'll cost you an arm and a leg! You'll not find any of these as take-offs.<br><br>What tires came on your's? I know on my HL, the factory used the cheapest tire available in size 225/70-16. These are GY Integras, listed on the Rack for only $59 each! Do you think Toy. pays $25 each for these gumballs?<br><br>You might consider going to a better tire at this time also. I went to the relatively new Michelin Cross Terrain SUV in size 255/60-17, and WHAT a difference!<br><br>I have my factory alloy wheels for sale, but they are a lot diferent from the Sequoai.<br><br>Not trying to be pushy, but simply pointing out a few things.<br><br>If you want to take this offline, I'm . . .<br><br>SilverHLLTD@...<br><br>HTHs<br><br>Derrel H. Green