LX 600 Aftermarket Wheel Choices (17 Viewers)
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sleeoffroad
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First Mod, Tundra TRP Pro Wheels and tires. Anyone looking to buy the Lexus 18's hit me up on PM's.
That looks so good.
The lexus caps made a huge difference.
If lexus ever release an overtrail LX, they should take notes.
That looks good. I might swap out the TRD caps for the Lexus ones on mine now.
Are you going to stay with the 285/65R18 Falkens? There aren't a lot choices at 285/70R18, at least in an AT, and I'm worried that 295/70R18 will rub the UCA without spacers. Be interested in what you're going to fit on.
sleeoffroad
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Kinda on the fence with the Lexus caps; They are shiny and does not match anything. I think it would look good if they were matt smoked chrome. Tires are takeoffs from our Tundra so that will be on there until we do the suspension and probably go to something 34/35"
Tundra does look good with 37's though.
Tundra does look good with 37's though.
Looking to buy JAOS wheels and run 285/55/20. Will they rub with 55 offset or buy 38 offset? I don't want to get flares. Has anyone bought JAOS 38 offset here? Someone left a review for a 38 offset wheel (JAOS TRIBECROSS 20x9.0J 38 6H139.7 TITANIUM GOLD WHEEL FOR LEXUS LX600 2022- B952091TGD - https://www.blackhawkjapan.com/products/jaos-b952091tgd-2?_pos=9&_sid=10fb91045&_ss=r) hopefully he is here and can comment on the fit and tire size.
From previous threads here JAOS 55 doesn't rub with 265/50/20
From previous threads here JAOS 55 doesn't rub with 265/50/20
Would anyone with AHC comment on the change in ride quality from switching the stock 22’s to 20’s or 18’s? I assume the ride gets even better but would prefer real world experiences. Thanks!
I had some rubbing on the UCA with 285/50R22's with the stock wheels (55 offset IIRC). The 285/55R20 are almost an inch smaller in diameter so you might be ok depending on the tire brand. The Discount Tire near me is great about test fitting tires so if you have one nearby, try and see. I would definitely go with the 38 offset though if I were getting new rims. My TRD BBS 18" rims hve a 47 offset and i'm running 285/6518's and they have a lot of room now.
The stock Dunlops on 22's were definitely smoother than the Falken Wildpeak 285/65R18's I have now but it's still incredibly smooth.
Would love to see a picture of your rig….
Hey that's my ride...lol
I'm running 285/55/20 and no rub whatsoever. Perfect fitments imo and very happy.
Thx! Ordered jaos 55 offset already they had a good discount for holidays. Will get them ready for summer. I think there is plenty evidence here for 275/60r20 micheline ltx being good. Installing nokian.haka10 studded 275/50 on f sport R 22 next week. i think its only +5mm hopefully wouldnt rub. I will report.
Please report back on the R22 install (with pic if you can). I will eventually need new tires and want to move away from the Dunlaps. Thanks
Are the 18’s E rated?
Just to confirm that you are running 38 offset?
Swapped stock 265/50 r22 to 275/50 r22 f sport rims. Look is a tad beefier but not protruding significantly (+5mm per calc). Nokian hakka 10 studded. Ride seemed softer. I dont mind noise but its there. I used to ko2 e rated on my lc200. UCA at max turn pictured
285/50/22 Toyo Open Country AT3's, no rub so far. This visual is in the H1 setting, H2 looks pretty sweet though.
How’s the ride quality compared to stock?
