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How did you get them to fit? Suspension? Spacers? Trimming?
Bp51, spacers, SPCs and some minor trimming. Probably should have gone a size down in hindsight.
2013 LC200 with 275 70 R18 w 2" Icon Stage 1 lift and 1.25" Bora Spacers.
Rubs just a bit at full turn, but I have 3 sets currently (14 4runner, 13 200 Series, 05 100 Series) and nice and quiet, except for the 4runner, and I don't have a measurable increase in roughness over stock.
I will say the stock size BFG Trail Terrains I have on my 15 200 Series are very impressive, though.
Rubs just a bit at full turn, but I have 3 sets currently (14 4runner, 13 200 Series, 05 100 Series) and nice and quiet, except for the 4runner, and I don't have a measurable increase in roughness over stock.
I will say the stock size BFG Trail Terrains I have on my 15 200 Series are very impressive, though.
I made the mistake of putting lt275 60 r20 k02’s on my stock 20’s…looked great but required 40psi+ to meet load limit requirements…which was jarring…you feel every bump. Low profile tires and 40 psi don’t mix well.
I’d imagine 17’s or 18’s with k02’s in a 33”+ at around 35 psi wouldn’t be as jarring due to the extra sidewall and reduced pressure.
Currently running 275 60 r20 cooper at3 4s’s at 29.5 psi. The lower pressure feels great and the more relaxed tread pattern is quieter. can’t say whether they’re better in the rain as I had no complaints w k02 in the rain.
I’d imagine 17’s or 18’s with k02’s in a 33”+ at around 35 psi wouldn’t be as jarring due to the extra sidewall and reduced pressure.
Currently running 275 60 r20 cooper at3 4s’s at 29.5 psi. The lower pressure feels great and the more relaxed tread pattern is quieter. can’t say whether they’re better in the rain as I had no complaints w k02 in the rain.
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