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[Hayesthebuilder]

Hello from North Alabama! Just obtained a 2016 LC for the wife and I (technically I'm supposed to drive the Tundra). One owner from Atlanta with 68,000 miles. Has a new set of Nittos stock size, fortunately the wife likes an aggressive look and helpful for when she's working around the farm. Love all the incredibly helpful info here. Very similar to the Tundras forum.

 

[kennyao30]

Hey welcome! Im in Huntsville and have a 2016 LC too.

 

[gaijin]

Hello from North Alabama! Just obtained a 2016 LC for the wife and I (technically I'm supposed to drive the Tundra). One owner from Atlanta with 68,000 miles. Has a new set of Nittos stock size, fortunately the wife likes an aggressive look and helpful for when she's working around the farm. Love all the incredibly helpful info here. Very similar to the Tundras forum.View attachment 2491411

Welcome aboard! If you are interested in knowing the Recommended Cold Tire Inflation Pressure (RCTIP) for those tires, let me know what variation they are (e.g. Nitto Ridge Grappler) and what size (285/60R18 120T XL or LT285/60R18 122/119Q Load Range E) and I'll give you the RCTIP.

HTH

 

[Hayesthebuilder]

Welcome aboard! If you are interested in knowing the Recommended Cold Tire Inflation Pressure (RCTIP) for those tires, let me know what variation they are (e.g. Nitto Ridge Grappler) and what size (285/60R18 120T XL or LT285/60R18 122/119Q Load Range E) and I'll give you the RCTIP.

HTH

that would be great! They are Nitto Ridge Grapplers. LT285/60R18 122/119Q Load Range E

 

[gaijin]

that would be great! They are Nitto Ridge Grapplers. LT285/60R18 122/119Q Load Range E

Glad to help.

The RCTIP (Recommended Cold Tire Inflation Pressure) for those LT285/60R18/E 122/119Q tires on your LC200 is 46psi F/R.

HTH

 

[bloc]

Welcome! The more 200 owners here the better..

 

[Hayesthebuilder]

Glad to help.

The RCTIP (Recommended Cold Tire Inflation Pressure) for those LT285/60R18/E 122/119Q tires on your LC200 is 46psi F/R.

HTH

Thank you! Previous owner had them at 33 psi. Not even close.

 

[gaijin]

Thank you! Previous owner had them at 33 psi. Not even close.

And dangerous.

After setting your pressures to 46psi, don't forget to initialize your tire pressure warning system - here's how:

HTH

P.S. Don't forget the spare

 

[g rant]

Welcome to the club!

 

[Hayesthebuilder]

Hey welcome! Im in Huntsville and have a 2016 LC too.

Appreciate the warm welcome. Checked out your build thread and I gotta say that thing is sick. At this point I’ve not yet dove into turning wrenches much and had hoped to hear if you had mechanics you recommended in Huntsville/Decatur for service or repairs but something tells me you handle your own stuff.

 

[kennyao30]

Appreciate the warm welcome. Checked out your build thread and I gotta say that thing is sick. At this point I’ve not yet dove into turning wrenches much and had hoped to hear if you had mechanics you recommended in Huntsville/Decatur for service or repairs but something tells me you handle your own stuff.

Yes I mostly do my own maintenance, but for anything I can't do.... I let the master Land Cruiser mechanic at Bill Penney take care of it. The owner of the dealership is a huge land cruiser guy and the master mechanic is the guy who does his stuff.

 

[Hayesthebuilder]

Yes I mostly do my own maintenance, but for anything I can't do.... I let the master Land Cruiser mechanic at Bill Penney take care of it. The owner of the dealership is a huge land cruiser guy and the master mechanic is the guy who does his stuff.

That is great to know. I had currently been planning to go to Decatur for convenience, but I was a bit hesitant because I'm not sure they've ever even sold a Land Cruiser. Thank you very much.