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RW and Proper Tire Size
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Those look great. They bolted right on? TPMS carried over no problems?
The Rock Warrior and 285/70R17 is as good of a factory approved upgrade as it gets.
No issues there either. They need different lugs but other than that, good to go. I’d say go for it if you can find a decent set. I’m still looking for a 5th one as a spare.
The EVO corsa wheels are also a great option if you want a high quality wheel
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Just different lug nuts?
Yup. I don’t remember what they are exactly but I know you can find them on here with a little searching
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Thanks for all the help, man! Much appreciated.
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Well, I thought I had some new Rock Warriors locked down from the dealer. Looks like they are all gone. I’m not sold on Hertitage wheels, so I might be keeping stock at this point.
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Truth.
So I ordered 42607-48010 TPMS's based on information from others about 16+ 200's. I have a set of RW's to throw on my 200 after the current tires wear out. Also based on what everyone says 285/70/17 is the way. I was talking to a tech at toyota last week and he has a 200 series with RW's in that size and said its as good as it gets. I feel these trucks are pretty damn capable out of the box and we haven't had any issues on our adventures.
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Yeah, I was looking at getting the RW’s. Thought I had five lined up brand new. That didn’t happen.
xinfinite on rw.... I have 5 used complete wheels that might be selling soon.... located in Huntington Beach CA with new center caps....
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Tried sending you a message. Your inbox is full.
Edit: never mind. 6 lug and no shipping.
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285/70-17 - no issues on my 2017.. i have since added spacers and other stuff.. but they fit with the right lugl nuts, transfer your TPMS..
anyway..
i bought 2 sets since i am running a RW as a spare as well... something to think about if your getting wheels, there is a difference in size between stock and a RW with 285/70-17 (about 1")....
you really need 5 not 4 the sets typically come in.. thats why i have 2 sets of 4..
if your stock height, there are no downsides with 285/70-17 tires.
Lifted the offset requires spacers for bigger tires, so can be a downside, and i'm not fond of spacers.. and will probably change over to a method wheal soonish..
YMMV..
anyway..
i bought 2 sets since i am running a RW as a spare as well... something to think about if your getting wheels, there is a difference in size between stock and a RW with 285/70-17 (about 1")....
you really need 5 not 4 the sets typically come in.. thats why i have 2 sets of 4..
if your stock height, there are no downsides with 285/70-17 tires.
Lifted the offset requires spacers for bigger tires, so can be a downside, and i'm not fond of spacers.. and will probably change over to a method wheal soonish..
YMMV..
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I appreciate the feedback. Yeah, I might throw different shocks on, and maybe upgraded UCA’s. However, I want to keep stock height. Just got the run around from a guy with RW’s.
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If you were closer I'd offer you a set of RWs. I think shipping will be too expensive. I'll list them in a few days after I clean them up. They currently have 285/70r17 toyo AT3s with about 10k miles on them.
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Sent you a DM.
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Shame there aren’t many solid options for lc200 wheels. Basically, it seems RW as number 1, or you look at the Heritage wheels if you like that look.
