Land Cruiser 200 - 285/65/18s

[FTWCruiser]

I am aware this is an old topic with lots of info. I looking to see if anyone is running 285/65/18s on a 100% stock 200. If so, do you have any rub at all? Looking to put 285/65/18 Toyo OC AT3s on my 2016 LC 200. I would like to leave it stock with no leveling, no lift. I get lots of replies on posts—some say no rubbing at all, and some say just some rub a full lock. I prefer zero rub all the time. Thanks for anyone that can send info.

 

[gaijin]

I am aware this is an old topic with lots of info. I looking to see if anyone is running 285/65/18s on a 100% stock 200. If so, do you have any rub at all? Looking to put 285/65/18 Toyo OC AT3s on my 2016 LC 200. I would like to leave it stock with no leveling, no lift. I get lots of replies on posts—some say no rubbing at all, and some say just some rub a full lock. I prefer zero rub all the time. Thanks for anyone that can send info.

Just FYI for reference:

Those OC AT3's are an LT-Metric tire and have a RCTIP (Recommended Cold Tire Inflation Pressure) on your 2016 LC200 of 42psi to maintain the same Load Limit as the stock 285/60R18 tires.

HTH

 

[TyWebb]

I have a 2011 cruiser, 100% stock, have been running 285/65/18 BFG KO2’s for five years, haven’t rubbed once.

 

[FTWCruiser]

Just FYI for reference:
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Those OC AT3's are an LT-Metric tire and have a RCTIP (Recommended Cold Tire Inflation Pressure) on your 2016 LC200 of 42psi to maintain the same Load Limit as the stock 285/60R18 tires.

HTH

This is great info, feels like a big change from the stock 285/60/18s tires.

 

[TimCFJ40]

the 2016 I bought last year was 100% stock with 285/65R18 BFG K02s with no notable rubbing. I won't say it could never rub in the most extreme situation. but never had any issues with rubbing in the ~3 months I had it stock.