The 285-75-17 BFG ATs run 33.9” I believe. From what I’ve read, 35+ is where things get difficult. Then what is the biggest tire on 17” wheel with Old Man Emu 2” lift you run without major running.
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The 285-75-17 BFG ATs run 33.9” I believe. From what I’ve read, 35+ is where things get difficult. Then what is the biggest tire on 17” wheel with Old Man Emu 2” lift you run without major running.
That look great. Do you think the 275 would have fit without spacers?Wanted to give an update to anyone considering Ridge Grapplers in 285/70r18 on OEM wheels and suspension.
When I originally placed the RGs, there was minimal rubbing to KDSS on full right lock. I recently installed .75" Bora spacers with the goal of eliminating the rub on KDSS... which appears to have done the job. However, there's a new rub (far more substantial than the original KDSS) on one of the bolts to the driver-side wheel well. So... off to Harbor Freight to get a heat gun! Hopefully that'll do it
Here’s how they look:
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What is the Smallest diameter wheel for 16+ LX570? Did the brake size change from previous my LXs?
Ideal would be 17” as I’ve searched and seen quite a few other 08-15 lx owners put on - but I haven’t seen any posted up here of 16+ my
I did see the guys in UAE fit 15” wheels but “trimmed” the calipers (that’s cool but I’m not interested)
17" with the correct back spacing. ~5.75" IIRCWhat is the Smallest diameter wheel for 16+ LX570? Did the brake size change from previous my LXs?
Ideal would be 17” as I’ve searched and seen quite a few other 08-15 lx owners put on - but I haven’t seen any posted up here of 16+ my
I did see the guys in UAE fit 15” wheels but “trimmed” the calipers (that’s cool but I’m not interested)
5.75 with what rim width? 8.5”, 9.0”?17" with the correct back spacing. ~5.75" IIRC
Yes, it fits. 200 Series Tire and Wheel Size Database Your size and the 70/17’s are within a 1/10”. From what I’ve read up to 34” O.D. is fine. I can tell you my 33.0” 275/60/20 fits in the well with room to spare. You’re looking at a 32.6“-32.7” tire...New to the forum, happy to be here. Brought home my first LandCruiser today (2020). Long time 4Runner owner. Taking the new truck to get the OEM front spacers installed tomorrow morning. Re tires: can someone verify if 285/65r18 on OEM rims will fit on a spare tire? Also, having read this entire thread and studied the .xls I understand there are no rubbing issues with this size tire. If this is incorrect please let me know.
Thanks for the validation. Now to determine what to do with OEM tires. Has anyone sold the Dunlop’s with any success? Tires currently have 26 mi. Something in me says best bet is to wear out the OEM tires and upgrade at the first tire replacement.Yes, it fits. 200 Series Tire and Wheel Size Database Your size and the 70/17’s are within a 1/10”. From what I’ve read up to 34” O.D. is fine. I can tell you my 33.0” 275/60/20 fits in the well with room to spare. You’re looking at a 32.6“-32.7” tire...
I have done the “wear the OE tires out” thing. It’s no fun and when I bite the bullet and finally make the swap I regret that I didn’t do it sooner. If money isn’t a huge player make it like you want it with regard to the tires.Thanks for the validation. Now to determine what to do with OEM tires. Has anyone sold the Dunlop’s with any success? Tires currently have 26 mi. Something in me says best bet is to wear out the OEM tires and upgrade at the first tire replacement.
If anyone is selling, it’s me. Bought my new “mistress” today. I’m installing the front end leveling spacer tomorrow and want to move to larger tires but do t want to all the way waste the OEM tires. If there a viable market I’ll play. If not, I’m happy to drive them for 2 yrs + or -Who is selling you the new tires? They may give you a lowball trade that’d pay for tax and mounting on the new tires or Craigslist them. That’s all I know to do...
Im installing the spacer... (idk what talking the is...)If anyone is selling, it’s me. Bought my new “mistress” today. I talking the front end leveling spacer tomorrow and want to move to larger tires but do t want to all the way waste the OEM tires. If there a viable market I’ll play. If not, I’m happy to drive them for 2 yrs + or -
The “spacer” relocates the front springs a bit to level the vehicles’ stance AND provide a bit more clearance for the tires in the front wheel wells.Im installing the spacer... (idk what talking the is...)
Haven’t found a dealer specifically. Just researched on tirerack and the like after reading as many Ih8mud possible.I have done the “wear the OE tires out” thing. It’s no fun and when I bite the bullet and finally make the swap I regret that I didn’t do it sooner. If money isn’t a huge player make it like you want it with regard to the tires.
Who is selling you the new tires? They may give you a lowball trade that’d pay for tax and mounting on the new tires or Craigslist them. That’s all I know to do... If you’re having tires mounted at the dealer do Craigslist or gift them to someone who needs tires for their work Tundra.
Agreed. I was referring to a typo I couldn’t correct on an earlier post. Dealership is installing those parts tomorrow.The “spacer” relocates the front springs a bit to level the vehicles’ stance AND provide a bit more clearance for the tires in the front wheel wells.
Re-read your reply and I now understand better. So far, I’ve only looked at online tire sellers. I haven’t even considered looking at local shops who may offer a trade. It’s a helluva suggestion. I’ll shop it locally and see what the response is. Thanks for the idea.I have done the “wear the OE tires out” thing. It’s no fun and when I bite the bullet and finally make the swap I regret that I didn’t do it sooner. If money isn’t a huge player make it like you want it with regard to the tires.
Who is selling you the new tires? They may give you a lowball trade that’d pay for tax and mounting on the new tires or Craigslist them. That’s all I know to do... If you’re having tires mounted at the dealer do Craigslist or gift them to someone who needs tires for their work Tundra.
Re-read your reply and I now understand better. So far, I’ve only looked at online tire sellers. I haven’t even considered looking at local shops who may offer a trade. It’s a helluva suggestion. I’ll shop it locally and see what the response is. Thanks for the idea.