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[Napili9]

What's up guys!

Looking to see if anyone has been running the Method 703's with the +35 or 0 offset, with 285/70/17 Falken AT or BFG KO2 on stock suspension.

703 | Method Bronze®

The 703 Bead Grip® wheel was developed for off-road enthusiasts and designed to handle the toughest trails and your next overland adventure. An iconic 12 window design and dual debossed METHOD logos help set your ride apart from the rest. The Bead Grip® technology allows deflation of tires down...

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Trying to decipher if I'll experience any rubbing issues on my 2019 LC200 with those setups.

Any pics appreciated!!

 

[coleAK]

0 offset is impractical and will make more headaches, then it will help. Go with +35

I run 285/70-17 on alphaequipt +35 rims. I did have to bend+heatgun+drill+zip tie the rear portion of the front wheel liners.

 

[Napili9]

0 offset is impractical and will make more headaches, then it will help. Go with +35

I run 285/70-17 on alphaequipt +35 rims. I did have to bend+heatgun+drill+zip tie the rear portion of the front wheel liners.

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Sweet looking rig man, and thanks for the input! I was definitely leaning towards the +35 offset, seems more practical and closest to the stock wheel.

 

[Jacqpot]

Hi all, following up on this thread. I recently purchased a 2017 LX570 with 21 inch rims and am getting up the learning curve.

I'm looking to get 17 in or 18 in rims and a set of tires for some offroading. I'm currently looking at some Facebook Marketplace-listed Tundra TRD 18 in rims that came off a 2015 Tundra, offset is +60. The tires on there currently are Michelin AT LTX 265 70 R18, and I could see upgrading those soon. Pricing is in range.

I've had a tough time finding five lug 17 in or 18 in rims on Marketplace near me - in Seattle - that have what I understand to be the right offset. These Tundra TRDs are +60, which perhaps is too much offset.

Any thoughts on this set of rims, and general advice on whether Tundra or other rims are a better fit for my vehicle, and where to look, would be much appreciated.

 

[coleAK]

Hi all, following up on this thread. I recently purchased a 2017 LX570 with 21 inch rims and am getting up the learning curve.

I'm looking to get 17 in or 18 in rims and a set of tires for some offroading. I'm currently looking at some Facebook Marketplace-listed Tundra TRD 18 in rims that came off a 2015 Tundra, offset is +60. The tires on there currently are Michelin AT LTX 265 70 R18, and I could see upgrading those soon. Pricing is in range.

I've had a tough time finding five lug 17 in or 18 in rims on Marketplace near me - in Seattle - that have what I understand to be the right offset. These Tundra TRDs are +60, which perhaps is too much offset.

Any thoughts on this set of rims, and general advice on whether Tundra or other rims are a better fit for my vehicle, and where to look, would be much appreciated.

+60 should work great and in general tundra 5 lugs work great. I use 18” tundra take offs for my winter tire set up

 

[Jacqpot]

+60 should work great and in general tundra 5 lugs work great. I use 18” tundra take offs for my winter tire set up

Thanks for the feedback!