Relations Race Wheels Discount Code: TVO for 5% Off (2026)
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The Relations Race Wheels discount code is TVO, for 5% off at relationsracewheels.com. Enter it at checkout. On a set of four $325 flow formed wheels, that's $65 off. On a set of four $450 monoforged wheels, it's $90 off.
How to use the code
- Go to relationsracewheels.com and use Shop by Vehicle to find your truck.
- Pick the wheel, finish and offset, and add four to your cart. If it won't let you add four, RRW says that option is sold out of full sets.
- Type TVO in the discount code box at checkout.
- Check that the 5% comes off before you pay.
A couple of things on the code. TVO is used by some of my other partner brands too, so the 5% here is for Relations Race Wheels specifically. And 5% isn't huge. Most stores take one code per order, so if RRW is running a bigger sale, compare both and use whichever saves you more. RRW also has its own military and first responder discount with ID verification, and it has some exclusions. If that applies to you, compare that one too.
Why I keep running RRW
So, RRW wheels have been on our trucks for years. Back in 2020 I put a set of RR6-H hybrids on our Cement Tacoma, in a -25 offset. Since then they've gone on our 2024 Tacoma, a 5th gen 4Runner on portals, a Tundra on 40s, a Land Cruiser 250 and more.
A lot of what we've run is RRW's hybrid wheel. It can run as a normal wheel or as a beadlock, and you can bolt on a protection ring instead to help against curb rash and off-road hits. That way you're not locked into one setup if your plans change.
Which RRW wheel fits your truck
Here's what we've actually run, next to what RRW lists now. Some of these exact sizes have changed, so go by the right column when you order. Stock changes by color and offset, so check the product page.
| Truck | What we ran | What RRW lists now (examples) |
|---|---|---|
| Tacoma 3rd gen, 5th gen 4Runner | RR6-H, -25 offset (Cement Tacoma). RR2-S linked in my spare tire video | RR7-S flow formed 17x8.5 +0. RR7-H flow formed +0, -12 or -25. RR2-S flow formed -25. RG4-H monoforged -12 or -25 |
| Tacoma 2024+ | RS2-S 17x8 +12 on 37s. RG4-H 17x8.5 later on | RR7-S flow formed +25. RR7-H flow formed +12 or +25. RS2-H +12 (select finishes). RG4-H 17x8 +18 or 17x8.5 +25 |
| Tundra 2022+ | RR7-S 17x8.5 matte black on 37x12.50R17 (my brother-in-law's truck) | Same 4G Tacoma options above. RRW groups them together |
| Land Cruiser 250 | RR7-S on 285/70R17 | RR7-S flow formed +25. RG4-H +18 or +25 |
One heads up: the RS2-S I ran on the 2024 Tacoma now only shows as a 17x8.5 -25 for older trucks. If you want that same look with a +12 on a 2024+, the RS2-H hybrid is what's listed in +12, in select finishes.
The RR6-H from my older videos also isn't in RRW's main wheel menu anymore. The flow formed lineup there is now RR2, RR5 and RR7.
Flow formed or monoforged?
RRW's lineup comes down to three price points right now:
- Flow formed (RR2, RR5, RR7): listed at $325 a wheel.
- Monoforged 2.0 (RR7 2.0): listed at $400 a wheel.
- Monoforged (RS and RG series): listed at $450 a wheel.
The RR2, RR7, RS2 and RG4 listings I checked all show a 2,500 lb load rating and TPMS compatibility. If price is what decides it, flow formed is the cheapest way in. That's the RR7-S on the Tundra and the Land Cruiser 250.
The letter after the name matters too. -S is the standard wheel. -H is the hybrid that takes rings. RRW's rings are designed for the -H wheels, so if you think you'll ever want a beadlock or protection ring, get the -H.
Offset: what it did on our trucks
- -25 on the Cement Tacoma: wider stance, with the wheel pushed further away from the body.
- +12 on a 2025 Tacoma: an RS2 in 17x8 pokes slightly past the fender flares on a 285/75R17.
- +25 on the portal 4Runner: we ran RG4 hybrids in +25 with 37x12.50s, and that's the offset I recommended in that video. Portals add about 3.5 inches of track width per side, so this is a portal setup. On a regular 5th gen 4Runner, RRW lists the RG4-H in -12 and -25.
For how tire size plays into this, see the biggest tire on a Tacoma or 4Runner without a lift.
What to budget for besides the wheels
- Lug nuts: RRW says stock lug nuts won't work. You need conical seat lug nuts with a 60 degree taper. Most Toyotas here are 12x1.5 (3rd gen Tacoma, 5th gen 4Runner) or 14x1.5 (2022+ Tundra, 2024+ Tacoma, 6th gen 4Runner). On the Land Cruiser 250 we used ET style lug nuts so the wheels center properly. Check your stud size first.
- Rings: beadlock and protection rings are sold individually. So if you want four, it's four times the listed price. RRW says the beadlock rings are for off-road use only and not DOT approved for the highway.
- A test fit: RRW says mounting and installing a wheel voids the option to return it, and it recommends test fitting first. So test fit one before you mount tires on all of them.
My verdict
If you're building a daily driver, the flow formed RR7-S is what we put on our daily driver Land Cruiser 250. If you want the beadlock or protection ring option, get an -H. If you're on a 2024+ Tacoma going to 37s, that's what we did with the RS2-S and then the RG4-H, and we trimmed what we needed to so the tires could cycle fully. Either way, TVO takes 5% off, and if there's a bigger sale, take that instead.
FAQ
Does Relations Race Wheels have a discount code?
Yes. Code TVO takes 5% off at relationsracewheels.com. Enter it at checkout and check that it applies before you pay.
Is RRW the same as Relations Race Wheels?
Yes. RRW is Relations Race Wheels, spelled Relations with an s. You'll see RRW in most of my video descriptions.
Will my stock lug nuts work with RRW wheels?
No. RRW says all of its wheels need aftermarket conical seat lug nuts with a 60 degree taper. Check your stud size before you order them.
What RRW offset fits a 2024+ Tacoma?
RRW lists +12, +18 or +25 depending on the wheel. We ran a 17x8 +12 RS2-S on our 2024 Tacoma on 37s, with trimming so the tires cleared.
What's the difference between RRW -S and -H wheels?
-S is a standard wheel. -H is a hybrid that runs as a normal wheel or takes a beadlock ring or protection ring. Beadlock rings are for off-road use only, per RRW.