265/70R18 Concerns

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Looking for a new set of Tires for my Stock 06 LX470 with 88k miles. I found a set of Tundra wheels Cheap and want to add some AT tires for my LX that is a daily driver, grocery getter. I live in the Midwest in the country and do see gravel roads, Rain and snow.

Looking at what is out there I don't need a E rated tire so P metric should work just fine. No hauling or real off roading.

- 275/65 R18 Seems recommended

But a little taller , skinnier and Cheaper is the 265/70R18

- looking at the Continental TerrainContact A/T in said size.

Any
opinions on a 265/70 18 would be great? Thanks




275/65-18 VS 265/70-18

DifferenceDiameter inches (mm)32.07 (814.7)32.61 (828.2)0.53 (13.5) 1.7%

Width inches (mm)10.83 (275)10.43 (265)-0.39 (-10) -3.6%

Circum. inches (mm)100.77 (2559.46)102.44 (2601.87)1.67 (42.41) 1.7%

Sidewall Height inches (mm)7.04 (178.75)7.3 (185.5)0.27 (6.75) 3.8%

Revolutions per mile (km)628.78 (390.71)618.53 (384.34)-10.25 (-6.37) -1.6%

Being a daily Driver I wouldn't think would notice much of a difference Running the Skinnier 265/70R18.
 
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Not a common size, but you can run a 275/70 stock so a 265/70 will be fine.
 
I have 275/65/18 Revo 2s on mine and have loved Revos on everything I have put them on.

They ride better and perform much better than the Michelan HTs that were on it when it became mine.

I am in STL if you are nearby and want to get a look at them.
 
I run 295/70R18 and it fits great :rofl:
 
Here's one from when I was out at lunch the other day. I've been slacking on taking pictures while actually doing cool things

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Well I ended up buying the Conti's in a SL 4 ply 275/65 R18 for my Tundra wheels. Discount tire price matched them for $180 a tire with free shipping and tax, plus a $100 rebate. So I got them for $620 while the 265/70s would have been $580. Forty bucks for a little wider tire was worth it to me. And the local tire guy only charged $15 a tire for install and balance...

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I'll get them on the Rig soon.
 
I have these tires and really like the ride. Keep us updated.
 

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