OZ Rally Wheels on a LC200

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Hey all -- longtime 4Runner owner about to make my first Land Cruiser purchase (very excited) with a 2020 Metallic Gray LC.

With the purchase upcoming, I'm looking into wheels and I always wanted white OZ Rally wheels (as pictured below). Unfortunately, it doesn't look like those rally wheels have the correct bolt pattern that I'll need for my LC (5x150).

Are there any work arounds here? Im not looking to do any heavy mods but would love to fit these wheels to the truck. Any help would be much appreciated.

 

[lx200inAR]

Welcome to the 5x150 club. This bolt pattern is only used on the 100 series, 200 series, and 2nd gen Tundra/Sequoia. So only wheels made for those platforms will work. OZ does have a few 5x150 wheels (the Rally Raid is the one i've seen installed before), but not that style. I would not recommend trying to use any type of adapters to make a non 5x150 wheel fit a 200 series. Luckily there are some options out there since the Tundra was a mass produced vehicle. Have to watch out for offset though. OEM is a pretty high offset configuration and a lot of the aftermarket are lower offset. Most here would recommend sticking with an offset of +25 or higher.

 

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Welcome to the 5x150 club. This bolt pattern is only used on the 100 series, 200 series, and 2nd gen Tundra/Sequoia. So only wheels made for those platforms will work. OZ does have a few 5x150 wheels (the Rally Raid is the one i've seen installed before), but not that style. I would not recommend trying to use any type of adapters to make a non 5x150 wheel fit and 200 series. Luckily there are some options out there since the Tundra was a massed produced vehicle. Have to watch out for offset though. OEM is a pretty high offset configuration and a lot of the aftermarket are lower offset. Most here would recommend sticking with an offset of +25 or higher.

Thanks for the quick reply and information. Bummer that these wheels don't come in the bolt config that I need. I guess the next step is to try to find as close of a wheel as I can.

Anyone who comes across this who has something in mind please share! The vibe I'm going for is 80's rally

 

[TLC2013]

Evo Corse DakarZero 18"x8.5" Toyota Tundra, Land Cruiser 200 Series ET

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These are solid options. I am a big fan of the Evos. Prices have jumped recently.

 

[lx200inAR]

Thanks for the quick reply and information. Bummer that these wheels don't come in the bolt config that I need. I guess the next step is to try to find as close of a wheel as I can.

Anyone who comes across this who has something in mind please share! The vibe I'm going for is 80's rally

The Rally Raid is very similar, if not the same wheel as above. It just doesn't come in white in the 5x150 bolt pattern (only comes in bronze or black). I suspect if you were really desperate you could always have a set refinished in whatever color you wanted.

The below post has a picture of the rally raid as well as the evo corse Dakarzero wheels.

Which Wheel Do You Like Best On A Black LC200?

I'm trying to decide between these three (black) wheels for my LC. Which looks Best? Tire size will be 285/65R18. Evo Corse Dakarzero OZ Racing Rally Raid TRD Pro Forged

forum.ih8mud.com

Looks like you can order the Evo Corse in white:

 

[Heckraiser]

Rally Raids painted white would be hard to distinguish from the Rally Racing. Just a little more spoke and a little less dish in the middle.

Raceline Aero HD has a sort of rally vibe. Icon Thrust? Method 703, 707, 318 or 320? Nomad Arvo, Nomad Sahara? Fifteen 52 MetrixSome of these only come in 0 offset, so you'll have to do your due diligence on fitment. Just some ideas. Obviously not the real life racing cred of the O.Z.'s, but sort of a rally-ish look.

 

[AZLX570]

I always hear people here say "watch out for the offset/get +25 or higher" but remember to ALSO factor in the width of the wheel as well. That makes a difference on say a 8" wide wheel vs. 9" wide.

 

[lx200inAR]

I always hear people here say "watch out for the offset/get +25 or higher" but remember to ALSO factor in the width of the wheel as well. That makes a difference on say a 8" wide wheel vs. 9" wide.

Offset actually factors in wheel width because it’s referenced from the centerline. Backspacing is the measurement that does not factor in width. As far as tire fitment, the tire width is the determining factor for fitment much more so than wheel width.

 

[jl199986]

I have the bronze Rally Raids. They look great, but I’m not thrilled with the thread engagement -7 turns vs 13 on OEM BBS or their fiddly spline lug nuts. I use them as my snow set when I’m not really off-road much.

 

[Supra Turbo]

Not sure on their availability nor cost, but these Braid wheels look somewhat "rally" like.

 

[lx200inAR]

Not sure on their availability nor cost, but these Braid wheels look somewhat "rally" like.

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Love the braids. Don’t think they are cheap.

 

[lx200inAR]

I have the bronze Rally Raids. They look great, but I’m not thrilled with the thread engagement -7 turns vs 13 on OEM BBS or their fiddly spline lug nuts. I use them as my snow set when I’m not really off-road much.

Did you try some ET lugs that have more threads that go down into the stud bore? There are lots of aftermarket wheels require those to get good lug engagement.

 

[TheComedian]

When it should be that style you probably need to head to the Rallye Raid ones
They have them listed in 5x150 and explicitly naimed them with the 200 series.