Winter wheels

Looking for inexpensive wheels for my Blizzaks... Original tire size P265 70 17.
My runner is a 21 venture, stock kdss.
Will these wheels work?https://a.co/d/08GA6Mb5
Just don't want any rubbing.
Or if someone could suggest anything other wheels... Trying to keep the cost as low as possible.... Thanks so much
I posted in a different area... Not sure if I did that right, sorry for doing this twice

 

ORP take offs. I paid $75 each, brand new on FB marketplace.

 

Local tire shop should have some good options. I got some from Town Fair Tire in CT for 75ea, but now i run all seasons that are way better then my Blizzaks.

 

Marketplace takeoffs

 

Thanks for your response...
May I ask what all seasons are you running that better on ice and snow?

 

Goodyear Duratrac RT's in XL load. Quite amazing this winter with feet of snow.

 

You are claiming an all season tire provides more traction in snow and ice than Blizzaks, the best winter tire for almost 4 decades?

 

Claiming they are way better than my Blizzaks, used them on my Acura and Expedition and hated them on all but ice, but even then... Frankly i would never buy Blizzaks again, I'm more of a Vredestein Snowtrac guy if i were to buy dedicated snows.

 

To be honest, I can't quite imagine that an all-season tire could compare to a real winter tire.
Especially the Blizzak, with its very soft rubber and all those siping.
I’ve had them on my 4Runner for three winters now and think they’re great in winter road conditions. Whether it’s icy or slushy snow mixed with salt. At first I had my doubts given the 265-width and the 4Runner’s weight, but it’s one of my best winter cars so far.

Okay, when you go offroading in two feet snow, there might be something better than Blizzaks.

By the way, mine are mounted on OEM Toyota steel rims (42611-35430)

 

In Europe, the Duratrac RT doesn't even have the 3PMSF. So it's not approved for use as a winter tire here at all. That, in fact, could lead to problems with insurance, for example.
Although one might question the European ratings and tire labels ...