Not generally. Chevrolet and Toyota trucks use different bolt patterns (the number and arrangement of lug nuts), wheel bolt diameters, and often different center bore sizes (the hole in the center of the rim that fits over the hub). Even if the bolt patterns *seem* similar, the subtle differences can prevent a safe and proper fit. Attempting to force mismatched wheels onto a truck is extremely dangerous and could lead to wheel failure at high speeds.
You must verify the bolt pattern, wheel diameter, center bore, and backspacing (the distance from the mounting surface to the back of the wheel) for both your Toyota truck and the Chevy truck rims before even considering it. And even with matching specs, there could be other compatibility issues. It's best to stick with wheels specifically designed for your Toyota truck model and year.
