In this case, Craig's List is your friend. A lot of Toyota 4Runner or Tacoma wheels will fit perfectly, along with Gen 1 or Gen 2 Monty wheels:

Early Toyota 4Runner, 15x7, painted with bedliner coating:


Later model Tacoma steel 16's:


Gen 1 LWB Monty alloys, 15x6:


Gen 2 Monty alloys, 15x7:


The 6x5.5 bolt pattern is common to a lot of Chevy trucks too, but the center hub opening is too small. Measure the hub opening, to get the minimum diameter, and go from there. I'd suggest sticking with 15" wheels, because there are a lot more tire choices out there, especially for one with little or no lift. All the wheels in the pics above were purchased off Craig's List, and they're stock wheels, so there should be lots to choose from. One man's stock takeoffs could be another man's upgrade!

Based on this web page, only the 4x4 Tacoma wheels fit. The 2x4 Tacoma's appear to be 5 bolt wheels. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/cheers.gif" alt="" />

Center hole must be 4 1/8".

108mm is the number I have for the mitsu hub/center bore size which is 4 1/4". <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/cyclops.gif" alt="" />

Gee, I guess that 400buck digital caliper must be busted, huh? 4.1264"

3.25" backspacing is pretty shallow. I have had no rubbing issues with very many wheel/tire combo, except with the 3.25" BS.

Search rxinhed + tire in the Forum, and you should come up with all my posted pics.

keep this in mind , if you ever put a Gen 2 rear axle in...
The hole is like 4 3/8 or possibly 4 1/2 on the axle flange. My old timer aftermarket steelies fit the Gen2. My aftermarket alloys would Not.
The steel 4 runner (gen2) wheels I have now had to be reem out to fit.
Gen 2 OEM alloys or aftermarkets are the way to go.