2014 Lexus GX460 -- TE37's (1 Viewer)
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I love it!
This looks great - can you post the tire and wheel sizes? is there rubbing?
NMBruce
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Would like to know also, girlfriend GX needs new tires and wants dome good off road/AT tires.
Looks great with those new shoes!!! Please give details on wheel and tires sizes. Do they rub???
Where did you get them and how much are they?
TE37, the best!!! OP is doing it right!
I was thinking the same for my Tundra, but in the end couldn't justify the ~$825/piece price. Or maybe I'm just too poor!
But...my search led me to FN wheels, specifically the BFD, very similar in style & much less expensive (though not forged like the Volks).
Now I'm hooked on off-road Toyotas! GX460 will likely be my next purchase!
I'm guessing OP's wheels are 18x9 +0. Hopefully he'll chime in on tire size, maybe 275/65 by the looks of it?
I was thinking the same for my Tundra, but in the end couldn't justify the ~$825/piece price. Or maybe I'm just too poor!
But...my search led me to FN wheels, specifically the BFD, very similar in style & much less expensive (though not forged like the Volks).
Now I'm hooked on off-road Toyotas! GX460 will likely be my next purchase!
I'm guessing OP's wheels are 18x9 +0. Hopefully he'll chime in on tire size, maybe 275/65 by the looks of it?
I have volks on my car and they are great for road use. They are too pretty for screwing up, so I went with FN wheels and have scratched all 4 of up on rocks. Just depends what you want to do with them.
Looks great... in for sizes hehe.
Old thread. Looking at a set of these TE37 for gx 460.
I'm looking at 17x8.5 -10
Can anyone tell me if thats right?
Thinking a 265-275 rubber
I'm looking at 17x8.5 -10
Can anyone tell me if thats right?
Thinking a 265-275 rubber
17x8.5 -10 will fit. 265/70/17 tires will fit and take minimal trimming on the back of the front fenders by the sideskirt to prevent rubbing
Jolly good! Thanks
0 offset would fit a bit better (less trimming) and have the tires sticking out maybe 0.5" past the fenderwells. Higher negative offset wheels and more stick-out will also pick up more rocks/debris and throw them at your paint. That being said, many folks do like the high stick-out look more.
Man I was wondering what these would look like on a GX! This is awesome! looks great
r2m
Richard
Regarding lift, if you wife is short, be sure to keep the rocker panel steps until you swap them out for sliders.
My wife is only 5'-1" and my rig is lifted 3" plus 35" tires and she has not problem getting into it. But again, she's used to it, this is my third overland build and my first was a Ford F350 crewcab lifted 6" with 37" tires and she was still able to get in it, no problem, even in a skirt!
Also, if you want sliders there are some out there that can almost pass for factory at a glance if you paint them body color.
This way you have the protection and still keep the step!
Got mine a few months ago and installed too. Went 285/70/17
They look nice
Thank ya'll for the info
They look nice
Thank ya'll for the info
Shesh the red is cool! Any pics on the rig?
Here's one after my son and I installed the sliders
Couple more
