Media Official LX570s Picture Thread (22 Viewers)

[TheEvilPrince]

I did 275/70/18 LT Michelin Defenders and loved them. 285/65/18 is cool too. 295/70/18 is available too but will require some work to get it to fit.

21 inch to 18 inch will make a big difference but that's like for like. What are you trying to achieve with the new tire?

Well, some of it for sure is just looks. The black Tundra wheels I have I think will look much better than the 21s. I also think a larger diameter tire more filling the wheelwell will look better.

A bonus will be gaining the very modest height the new tire will give me. I might do the AHC lift at some point too.

I am inexperienced with overlanding and boondocking, but have an interest in it with my wife. Nothing extreme at first certainly. So while traditionally I've been 99% pavement, I want something that can handle a little more on. Living in New England, it also needs to be good in snow.

I had defenders on my Sequoia, and thought they were great. Though they were P rated 20s.

So I guess to sum, I want it to look better, not degrade the ride too much, but also be more capable for the unknown.

 

[eatSleepWoof]

So I guess to sum, I want it to look better, not degrade the ride too much, but also be more capable for the unknown.

Falken AT3W, 275/60/20, P-Metric.

33's, snow rated, light and comfortable, while still looking great, and having a rim size that's a good visual match for the size of the vehicle. Bonus points: retaining good handling/towing ability, while still being able to properly air down for the trail.

 

[TheEvilPrince]

Falken AT3W, 275/60/20, P-Metric.

33's, snow rated, light and comfortable, while still looking great, and having a rim size that's a good visual match for the size of the vehicle. Bonus points: retaining good handling/towing ability, while still being able to properly air down for the trail.

I am replacing the 21s with 18s. I already have the 18s.

 

[drboofman]

I am replacing the 21s with 18s. I already have the 18s.

I have a 14' LX and looking to swap the 20"s for 18s, let me know how your swap goes and if you end up using spacers

 

[grinchy]

Well, some of it for sure is just looks. The black Tundra wheels I have I think will look much better than the 21s. I also think a larger diameter tire more filling the wheelwell will look better.

A bonus will be gaining the very modest height the new tire will give me. I might do the AHC lift at some point too.

I am inexperienced with overlanding and boondocking, but have an interest in it with my wife. Nothing extreme at first certainly. So while traditionally I've been 99% pavement, I want something that can handle a little more on. Living in New England, it also needs to be good in snow.

I had defenders on my Sequoia, and thought they were great. Though they were P rated 20s.

So I guess to sum, I want it to look better, not degrade the ride too much, but also be more capable for the unknown.

There is exactly one P rated 275/70r18 if you're looking for a larger diameter but still mostly stock NVH. General Grabber APT.
Beyond that there is a smattering or C rated LTs, and then a very large selection of E rated LTs.

 

[supercarrera]

Showing off my new treads.

 

[04UZJ100]

Showing off my new treads.


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What are the deets?

 

[eatSleepWoof]

Showing off my new treads.


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Might be just the angle of the photo, but the camber looks way off. When was the last time you had an alignment done?

 

[supercarrera]

Might be just the angle of the photo, but the camber looks way off. When was the last time you had an alignment done?

I think it looks like it's off as well. It looks that way in high mode. In normal mode, it looks okay. I did take it to an alignment shop but they did not feel the need to make any adjustments.

 

[radman]

I think it looks like it's off as well. It looks that way in high mode. In normal mode, it looks okay. I did take it to an alignment shop but they did not feel the need to make any adjustments.

Normal to look pigeon toed in high mode. Likewise, in lo mode

 

[105X]

 

[nikramos]

 

[dubyahard]

Did a little snow wheelin this past weekend. Below is about the only place I needed a tug out. But since I was probably the heaviest I just got a winch. We filled in the hole a bit and threw down some tracks to get through no problem on the second try. It was a nice long fun ditch. The whole road had about 2’ of fresh powder with about 1’ of older stuff below

same location from different angles

 

[eel32]

Did a little snow wheelin this past weekend. Below is about the only place I needed a tug out. But since I was probably the heaviest I just got a winch. We filled in the hole a bit and threw down some tracks to get through no problem on the second try. It was a nice long fun ditch. The whole road had about 2’ of fresh powder with about 1’ of older stuff below

same location from different angles
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Love it!

 

[04UZJ100]

Showing off my new treads.


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What size tires?

 

[supercarrera]

What size tires?

315/70r17

 

[Yossarian]

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Later model 100 series rims? If so they look really great, actually better than most.

 

[nikramos]

Later model 100 series rims? If so they look really great, actually better than most.

Yes 2003- up 100 series rims and used the stock 570 center caps

 

[Aint Misbehavin]

Had a little fun in Anza Borrego yesterday. The 295/70/17’s are a way better fit than the 285’s for this fat girl.

 

[supercarrera]

Had a little fun in Anza Borrego yesterday. The 295/70/17’s are a way better fit than the 285’s for this fat girl.

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Your LX has a lot more suspension flex than your friend's 4runner.