295/70/18 is a tire size that you should consider* (1 Viewer)

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295/70R18 Geolandars and TRD Pro wheels. This was the set up I had on my Tundra. Look and ride great on the LX, but I need to trim the pinch weld on the driver’s side.
Anyone know a solution for the red hub caps on the Pro wheels? They bug me (and more importantly, my wife).
I think it’d be rad to put some Lexus caps on.
I’d be curious if anyone else has done it.
I’ll take better pics later.

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This is the cap I’d like to replace. I’m gonna dig into whether that’s a possibility or not this week. If anyone else has tried it already, please chime in.

It’s ~3.75” or 9.5CM from flange to flange FWIW.

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This is the cap I’d like to replace. I’m gonna dig into whether that’s a possibility or not this week. If anyone else has tried it already, please chime in.

It’s ~3.75” or 9.5CM from flange to flange FWIW.

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One option is the bronze version from the Heritage 200s. I think they are a little difficult to get. But they definitely aren't as blingy
 
So.... Anyone running this size on a Land Cruiser?
 
I've barely made 285/70r18 work. I can't imagine going up to 295 with the KDSS arms in the way.
 
I've barely made 285/70r18 work. I can't imagine going up to 295 with the KDSS arms in the way.

What offset are you running? Everything is inter-related with fitment and geometry and there are some key things that can help.
 

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