Stock LX Wheels - Pre and Post 2016 (1 Viewer)

[Munson]

I am going to mount 2015 LX 20 inch rims on a 2021 LC.

Does anyone know if the oem LX 20 inch rims for 2015 are the same dimensions and offset as the oem LX 20 inch rims for 2016 forward?

Any reason that the tire fitment information on this forum concerning the LX would be any different than an LC. In other words, if the information on here indicates a certain tire size on the 20 inch rim fits an LX with no rubbing (with no sensor lift), is there any reason to think that would not apply to an LC?

 

[grinchy]

The US tlc has KDSS in the wheel well, so your 20” rim will face the same size challenges as any other tlc re overall width and height. Use a tire size calculator to compare the known 18” and 17” tire sizes and offsets to the 20” sizes.
this one has scrub radius in it.

Rim & Tire Size Calculator. Custom Offsets

Tire Tech Information - The Wheel Fitment, Tyre Stretch, Rolling Radius and Speedometer Error Calculator. Play with specs, try different settings, compare results

www.wheel-size.com

 

[lx200inAR]

think the 2021 LC wheel (non BBS) is 56mm offset, and the 2015 LX wheel is 60mm. And also all the things said above.

 

[bloc]

Basically, unless you go to a much taller tire than comes on the stock LX 20” wheel it should bolt right up and work great.

 

[skmaynard1]

Just Curious, what are you going to do with your 2021 LC wheels?

 

[Bomar]

Yes they are the same. I run 2020 LX570 20" on my 15 LX570.

I did put a bigger tire 285/60/20. If I could go back I would run 275/60/20 just due to UCA rubbing at full lock when turning.

 

[Munson]

Going to put them on my 2014.

 

[TeCKis300]

Yes they are the same. I run 2020 LX570 20" on my 15 LX570.

I did put a bigger tire 285/60/20. If I could go back I would run 275/60/20 just due to UCA rubbing at full lock when turning.View attachment 2656815View attachment 2656814

Hadn't seen that combo before, style and color. That's a pretty strong look! I like! I use to think 20" wheels were too big for off-roading, but when combined with big ol tires, and the big bootied 200-series, it's a modern bold balance that works.

I assume you're without spacers? Couple things you could do if you're interested in resolving the rub. .75" or 1" spacer (may actually improve drivability with correct geometry and wider track for the tall 33.5" tires). Or cut a small relief in the stock UCAs (info here)