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The 4 16" wheells are a great deal. Don't like the chrome, plastidip and they spraypaint the rubber coating.
I'm still looking. I've seen numerous threads with folks using Tundra/Sequoia wheels on LX with the only issue being the front wheel center cap fitment. I see how folks have worked around this and applaud their inventiveness.
However, at this point I don't want to do this and am really holding out for a nice set of LX470 wheels/caps.
OTOH, using a LC wheel may be of interest if the center wheel cap fitment isn't an issue.
Is it? If not, which years are the LC wheels/wheel caps a slam dunk fit on my '06 LX?
Thanks,
Bob
I'd probably spend a grand to get a refinished set of OEM wheels. I know how expensive new ones are..my Lexus dealer quoted me ~$600/ea and I don't think that included caps or sensors. I'm in no hurry, so I'll just wait for the right set to come along.@Bob Frame The oem wheels that came on your '06 - '07 LX in Hyper Silver are the best looking wheels for that rig IMHO. They are very hard to come by in the used market and even if you can find a set that aren't perfect, you're looking at $500 - $700 and then you have to refinish them which could easily be $100 per wheel so now you're in it for close to $1000 for used wheels. These wheels are paint + clear coat so they can be refnished.
If you have the budget, you can buy them new online:
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The only other wheel I would consider is the 18" TRD Pro wheel in black.
I'd probably spend a grand to get a refinished set of OEM wheels. I know how expensive new ones are..my Lexus dealer quoted me ~$600/ea and I don't think that included caps or sensors. I'm in no hurry, so I'll just wait for the right set to come along.
Thanks...
Bob
Take your OEM wheels off call a local powder coater and have them PC'd for maybe with the chrome stripping $600 that is including having tires dismounted and remounted. Also that is any color you want. Silver or the smokey gray....
It is done all the time.
Also 99% of the OE 5x150 center caps will fit. You can find Lexus logos all over the place.
Will those TRD Pro 18 wheels work without modification? I think they would look great on my White Pearl LX470
What size are those tires? Are those wheels 18x8?That’s a gorgeous colol man!
I like the factory 18s but you may have to wait a while to score a good deal.
Now the other factory wheel was a nice split spoke 18 that looks great with the right tire.
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Love this look including the classic FJ40 color of the wheels! The ones I've found online are either silver or black. Did you paint yours? If so, do you know the color?Or you could go to the other end of the Bling-o-meter and go with the Third World/UN Convoy Vehicle look!
A few weeks ago a buddy of mine saw my green 100 in the parking lot of a local restaurant and thought I'd had a flat tire and was running the spare. His face when I told him all five of the wheels looked the same was priceless.
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What AT tire sizes are you running on your stock 18" other than 275/60-18?
Tire recommendations?
2000 LX470 with 2006 LX 18" Wheels. (261,000 miles!)
Thank you. I found another thread where most people liked that size to. Now KO2, Wrangler, or Revo 3. Fun!275/70/18 for me. Fits really well on stock rigs if you want something larger than OEM.
For powdercoating - compare the cost of a typical paint refinish as well. Paint, when done properly, should be better than powdercoat long term. The well known wheel shop in Denver (name escapes me at the moment) paints wheels and it's similar or cheaper than powdercoating. I think powdercoating is popular because it takes a lot less skill and perfection to get it "good", but a shop with proper setup for auto paint can probably get a better finish that's ultimately more durable and chip-resistant than powdercoat. That's my impression, at least.
Thank you. I found another thread where most people liked that size to. Now KO2, Wrangler, or Revo 3. Fun!
KO2. Too easy. Give us a tough one!Thank you. I found another thread where most people liked that size to. Now KO2, Wrangler, or Revo 3. Fun!