200 Series Tire and Wheel Size Database (6 Viewers)

[wanta1VD]

Just added my info to survey. In short:
No modifications to truck
275/60/R20 KO2s
~5k miles since install
No rubbing
~10% drop in MPG (to be expected)
Barely noticeable increase in road noise, honestly might just be in my head

shown below with AHC set to high

 

[zone]

Does anyone know if these are OEM or simply painted Tundra wheels? Might be able to get the answer from @LFDOffRoad as it's the pictured LX on their website. They appear more grey than black and like the look of them.

 

[lx200inAR]

Does anyone know if these are OEM or simply painted Tundra wheels? Might be able to get the answer from @LFDOffRoad as it's the pictured LX on their website. They appear more grey than black and like the look of them.

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they are definitely Tundra wheels. Some models came in a solid black, I believe the first year or 2 of the TRD Pro came with this wheel in solid black. One of the other TRD packages came with it with a two toned machined finish. Lots of people have powder coated and painted these as well, so could be either.

 

[Metalcheese100]

Posted on a different thread but will post this in database thread for everyone's reference.

Toyo RT Trail 295/70r18
Normal height:

Side view:

Spare just fits in spare location like a glove. Was waiting for black ET lugs to come in but had to use chrome ones temporarily. Have since changed them out.

Zero rubbing after mud flap removal and plastic trim and bracket bend on front-rear and fenderwell liner pushed forward on front-front.

Stock otherwise?

 

[Adrenaline6]

Stock otherwise?

Yes other than sensor lift which doesn't do much for turning clearance.

 

[Metalcheese100]

Yes other than sensor lift which doesn't do much for turning clearance.

Interesting. What year is your Lc?

 

[Adrenaline6]

Interesting. What year is your Lc?

2014 LX

 

[Metalcheese100]

2014 LX

What is your wheel set up? I have a stock 2010. Took it in for a flat repair and found another tire with bad wear. Trying to see what I can get away with right now as I wanted a slightly bigger tire but I’m not interested in doing a lot of mods at any point.

 

[Adrenaline6]

What is your wheel set up? I have a stock 2010. Took it in for a flat repair and found another tire with bad wear. Trying to see what I can get away with right now as I wanted a slightly bigger tire but I’m not interested in doing a lot of mods at any point.

They are Alpha Epqt Echo's - 18x9 with +25 offset.

 

[Metalcheese100]

 

[Metalcheese100]

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adding to the thread. Went with 285/65/18 Toyo open country rt trail. Had Michelin defender ltx before in 275/65/18. Actually feels much better driving it now I don’t notice a big increase in noise. No rubbing on my stock 2010 Lc

 

[gaijin]

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adding to the thread. Went with 285/65/18 Toyo open country rt trail. Had Michelin defender ltx before in 275/65/18. Actually feels much better driving it now I don’t notice a big increase in noise. No rubbing on my stock 2010 Lc

Those look like LT285/65R18 tires, and they appear to be way underinflated. What tire pressure are you running?

 

[Metalcheese100]

Those look like LT285/65R18 tires, and they appear to be way underinflated. What tire pressure are you running?

They put it at 38. I agree with that though. What do you mean by LT

 

[gaijin]

They put it at 38. I agree with that though. What do you mean by LT

LT means Light Truck, look on the sidewalls of your tires and you will see the size, "LT285/65R18"

The RCTIP (Recommended Cold Tire Inflation Pressure) for those tires on your LC200 is 42psi Front/Rear.

So yes, they are currently underinflated.

HTH

 

[Metalcheese100]

LT means Light Truck, look on the sidewalls of your tires and you will see the size, "LT285/65R18"

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The RCTIP (Recommended Cold Tire Inflation Pressure) for those tires on your LC200 is 42psi Front/Rear.

So yes, they are currently underinflated.

HTH

Wonder why they did they. Softer ride?

 

[gaijin]

Wonder why they did they. Softer ride?

Probably "they" just didn't know any better.

In case you are interested, and since you own Toyo tires, here's a link to an excellent monograph published by Toyo Tires about tires in general, and how to determine the appropriate tire pressure if you are running a non-standard size:

Guidelines for the Application of Load and Inflation Tables

You will also find good sections in there about how to identify tire types and what they mean.

HTH

 

[Metalcheese100]

Probably "they" just didn't know any better.

In case you are interested, and since you own Toyo tires, here's a link to an excellent monograph published by Toyo Tires about tires in general, and how to determine the appropriate tire pressure if you are running a non-standard size:

Guidelines for the Application of Load and Inflation Tables

You will also find good sections in there about how to identify tire types and what they mean.

HTH

Thank you so much. I appreciate the information

 

[gaijin]

Thank you so much. I appreciate the information

You're very welcome. Glad to help

 

[CactusHopper]

Apologies that this has probably been asked, but why not add the link to the spreadsheet to the original post? Just found it again (after a while searching) but it'd be nice for new users if it was front and center.

 

[2HundyJTex]

Apologies that this has probably been asked, but why not add the link to the spreadsheet to the original post? Just found it again (after a while searching) but it'd be nice for new users if it was front and center.

This. I finally bookmarked one … Far too many “where is it” and “here it is” posts in here.