Nice! Size?Got my nittos on todayView attachment 1342146
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Nice! Size?Got my nittos on todayView attachment 1342146
Yah, there's quite a few. The only one that's unmanaged is black gap. It gets a little technical depending on which way you go through it and how recent the rains have come through. I had a lot of fun on it. We went through the day they re-opened a bunch of roads after a big storm and there was lots of wash-out. That made it a lot more interesting!!! Have fun!Is there many dirt roads in Big Bend? If so, any challenging?
I haven't noticed any difference.How's braking with this size? I feel like my 295s have very long stops.
Dammit. Now I have no excuse.Yes the 305 fits. You just have to push forward a little as you lift it. I never noticed any difference in braking or acceleration. I'm sure that there might be a difference if you drive it like a race car but...
Just to confirm, we do not have to do anything or take anything out of the spare tire well to fit the 305/65R18s?
Its time for me to get new tires on and am considering the discoverer AT3 in 305/65R18. I currently have the Nitto TGs in 275/70R18.
Also do the 305s fit on the standard wheels of the 2003 LX470? The approved rim width for these is 8.5-11" and the stock rim width is 8"
1. Yes, the tire will fit in the spare position without modifications.
2. While I do not have the stock wheels, I am certain that the tires will fit. The sidewall height is plenty sufficient to accommodate for the 1/2 inch difference in rim width.
FYI: It's not a guess. I was a tire sales manager for the Bridgestone Corporation for over 5 years.
Totally understandable from their standpoint. They would be assuming responsibility at that point and it would be an easy case to win if something went wrong. However, the set-up would be fine if you do have them mounted somewhere else. Good luck either way!Thank you.. Unfortunately Discount tire does not want to fit the 305s on there as they are not approved for a 8" width.. Looks like I will have to stick with the 275/70R18s for now..
Totally understandable from their standpoint. They would be assuming responsibility at that point and it would be an easy case to win if something went wrong. However, the set-up would be fine if you do have them mounted somewhere else. Good luck either way!