Rims

Mate
With the Sunraysia type wheels- make sure you specify the Navara offset. I have a Rodeo- and the first set I had the same probs.....After speaking to the wheel guy- he advised it was the Navara offset I needed...
He exchanged the 'wrong' ones for me.. and since then no probs....

The toyota rims fitted but with the tyre on the rim 31 x 10.5 they stuck out past the gaurd to far

Make sure the rims are manufactured for the vehicle. I used to own a Jackaroo and nobody made steel rims that both fitted and were legal. That left me looking at $625 for holdern supplied steel rims to suit. That was for one not a set. One dealer got me in a set of Sunraysia Pajero rims but when I fitted them they fit ok but they changed the track width too much and were therefore not legal. At the time my insurance policy specifically mentioned illegal mods nullifing the policy. As already mentioned it is the offset that stuffs you up. I did find a place that would make the rims to your specification for less than holdern were after.

Steve

An option might be to fit a set of 6mm wheel spacers from Superior Engineering.

I had the same problem fitting ROH rims to the back axle on a Holden Frontera.

Adding the spacers pushed the wheels out far enough to give a couple of mm clearance.

Spacers are $20 ea, plus postage - a cheap solution.

Do a Google search on Superior Engineering and you'll find their website. (They're based on the north side of Brisbane.)

Cheers

Benn

Wheel spacers are also illegal for on-road use - In QLD anyway...