Which Toyotas it fits, what's in the box, how buttons and cruise control work, step-by-step fitting, and what to do if something isn't right. Not sure about your car? Send us a photo and we'll check it for you before you order.
Our LC300-style wheels bolt onto the factory steering spline and come with a new airbag. Your factory airbag detonator moves across. Whether the buttons work depends on your model and whether it came with steering wheel controls. We check every order against your photos and rego before it ships.
| Model | Years | Wheel fits | Buttons | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HiLux N80 (Workmate, SR, SR5, Rogue, Rugged X) | 2015–2024 | Yes | Yes | Factory buttons carry across. Base Workmate without buttons needs our clockspring (+$60). |
| HiLux N70 | 2005–2015 | Yes | Yes | Older 10-pin button plug: 10-to-12-pin adapter included. |
| LandCruiser 70 / 76 / 78 / 79 | 2007–2023 | Yes | With clockspring | Most have no factory buttons, so a clockspring is needed (+$60), plus a steering wheel control harness to an aftermarket stereo. |
| LandCruiser 70 Series GX / Workmate | 2023+ | Yes | Ask us | Newer models use a different clockspring. Send us a photo first. |
| LandCruiser 200 | 2007–2021 | Yes | Yes | Factory buttons and cruise carry across. |
| LandCruiser 300 | 2021+ | Yes | Yes | Factory buttons carry across. |
| Prado 120 / 150 | 2003–2024 | Yes | Yes | Prado 120 without buttons needs a clockspring. |
| FJ Cruiser, Fortuner | 2011+ | Yes | Yes | Fortuner shares the N80 HiLux wheel. |
| LandCruiser 80 / 100 (pre-2003) | 1990–2002 | Ask us | No | Older wiring. The wheel may suit the look, but buttons won't work. Ask before ordering. |
Not listed, or not sure? Text a photo of your current wheel and your rego to 0447 738 339 and we'll confirm.
Easy. Your factory clockspring stays, the plugs connect straight into the new wheel, and your buttons work as before with your existing stereo.
The clockspring (the coiled ribbon cable behind the wheel) in a no-button car doesn't carry the button circuits. Add our clockspring (+$60) when you order and the new wheel's buttons get a path to the dash. To make them work you also need a steering wheel control harness (not included) running from the clockspring to a stereo with a steering wheel control input. Ask us about the right harness for your car. Most Android head units have this, including ours. A factory Toyota stereo in a no-button car won't read them.
If your Toyota has factory cruise, the small two-wire cruise plug connects to the wheel and cruise runs from the wheel buttons. No cruise in your car? Buttons alone don't add it, but our cruise control kit does, and with a new wheel it runs from the wheel's buttons.
| Problem | Most likely cause | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Airbag (SRS) light stays on | A plug not fully clicked in, or the wrong or unplugged clockspring | Battery off, wait 10 minutes, reseat every plug. If it stays on, an auto electrician can read and clear the code. Don't drive with the airbag light on. |
| Horn doesn't work | Earth wire not connected, or airbag not fully seated | Check the earth wire and that the airbag clicks in on all sides. |
| Buttons dead | Plugs not connected, or a no-button car without the clockspring and harness | Check the plugs click in. No-button cars need the clockspring and a stereo with steering wheel control input. Set up the buttons in the stereo settings. |
| Cruise buttons do nothing | Car has no factory cruise, or the 2-wire cruise plug isn't connected | Connect the cruise plug. No factory cruise? See our cruise kit. |
| Wheel off-centre | Wheel went on one spline out | Remove airbag and nut, move the wheel one spline, refit. Don't turn the clockspring. |
| Clicking or rubbing when turning | A pinched wire, or the clockspring turned while the wheel was off | Stop and check the wiring. A damaged clockspring needs replacing. |
Still stuck? Send us photos of the back of the wheel, the clockspring plugs and the dash with the ignition on, plus your model, year and order number. Text 0447 738 339 or email Locky.mdu@gmail.com.
No. It's an aftermarket wheel made to suit popular Toyota models. MDU Products is not affiliated with Toyota.
If you're mechanically minded, yes. It takes about an hour. If you're not comfortable working around an airbag, any auto electrician can do it.
Every wheel is made to order. Allow about 2–3 weeks. See shipping.
12 months on wheels and 3 years on the cruise control kit, on top of your Australian Consumer Law rights. See returns & warranty.
Rules about modifying steering wheels differ between states and territories. Please check the requirements in your state and with your insurer before fitting.