2" Leveling Kit re: 33" Tires

[Joejetpilot]

Please help. I own a 2014 Land Cruiser. I'm having the front leveled. The OEM wheels are 18" and tires are 285/60/18; this equals 31.5".

I want to install 33" tires (275/70/18).

I've read thread after thread and can't seem to definitively identify of this size tire will fit my truck when leveled.

Please let me know your thoughts.

Thank you!

 

[Markuson]

Please help. I own a 2014 Land Cruiser. I'm having the front leveled. The OEM wheels are 18" and tires are 285/60/18; this equals 31.5".

I want to install 33" tires (275/70/18).

I've read thread after thread and can't seem to definitively identify of this size tire will fit my truck when leveled.

Please let me know your thoughts.

Thank you!

By "leveled" do you mean you are adding spacers up front to lift it?

 

[Joejetpilot]

By "leveled" do you mean you are adding spacers up front to lift it?

No sir. I'm having Fox 2.0 Coilover Shocks (adjustable from 0-2") to level the from of the vehicle with the rear.

 

[Markuson]

No sir. I'm having Fox 2.0 Coilover Shocks (adjustable from 0-2") to level the from of the vehicle with the rear.

Have a look at this database created with user data from this forum:
200 Series Tire Size Database

You should be able to fit 33's, but have a look.

 

[Joejetpilot]

Have a look at this database created with user data from this forum:
200 Series Tire Size Database

You should be able to fit 33's, but have a look.

I'll review ASAP! Thank you so much! Can't tell you how much help this is.

 

[Joejetpilot]

Have a look at this database created with user data from this forum:
200 Series Tire Size Database

You should be able to fit 33's, but have a look.

I have one more question if I may bother you.... Will a 275/70/18 spare fit correctly underneath the LC?

 

[blatant]

The spare will fit in that size. The data base is a great resource.

For example I have a 2" ome with 275 70 18 and have zero rub, road and trail testing.

However, in another thread, an individual was running your interested size above, STOCK and stated (275 70 18) no rub, all around, YET then someone posted they had a 2" lift that stated they had rub... I don't get it. Maybe tire type, lift type? Control arms vs no control arms? How could no lift have no rub, but the one with the LIFT rub?

 

[Joejetpilot]

The spare will fit in that size. The data base is a great resource.

For example I have a 2" ome with 275 70 18 and have zero rub, road and trail testing.

However, in another thread, an individual was running your interested size above, STOCK and stated (275 70 18) no rub, all around, YET then someone posted they had a 2" lift that stated they had rub... I don't get it. Maybe tire type, lift type? Control arms vs no control arms? How could no lift have no rub, but the one with the LIFT rub?

That is odd. All evidence appears to support the idea that 275/70/18s fit with a 2" lift with no rubbing.
I've ordered the tires. I'll post my experience and supply pictures.
Thank you for taking the time to help!

 

[kreiten]

I rolled Goodyear 275/70 R18's with factory 18 in wheels with no lift, no real rubbing issues. Only time mine rubbed is if I was turning left and held it at full lock, the tire would just barley kiss the LCA.

 

[Joejetpilot]

I rolled Goodyear 275/70 R18's with factory 18 in wheels with no lift, no real rubbing issues. Only time mine rubbed is if I was turning left and held it at full lock, the tire would just barley kiss the LCA.

Outstanding. Thanks!

 

[Skiime]

You'll have no problem with that setup. I have the same size tires, and the only reason I had a slight rub on the right inner fender liner is because I'm running wheel spacers with mine. Two minutes with the Dremel fixed that problem.

 

[Joejetpilot]

You'll have no problem with that setup. I have the same size tires, and the only reason I had a slight rub on the right inner fender liner is because I'm running wheel spacers with mine. Two minutes with the Dremel fixed that problem.

Awesome. Thanks for responding!