Will 20" wheels/tires from a 2011 Land Cruiser fit a 2002 Land Cruiser? (1 Viewer)

[DannyLC]

Hello guys, i have a 2002 Land Cruiser and I noticed that my front tire was losing air slowly.... i went to discount tire and found out that its not the tire, its the wheel. It has some corrosion and was leaking from the inside part (my truck has 322k miles). I am ready to change my wheels. Found a set of 2011 Land Cruiser wheel and tires online for sale at a decent price. Will they fit my land cruiser. They are also 5 lugs. They have 285/50/20 tires on them. Will they rub? would i need a lift...... would i be just better off finding the 16" Wheels? thanks

Any input / info / ideas will be much appreciated. Thanks again

 

[wrigh003]

For me personally that 50 aspect ratio would be lower than I’d want for anything that would see much off-road time.

Tire choice is good in 18”, probably cheaper than 20s, and that gives you more sidewall. Recent Tundra takeoff wheels in 18” size are plentiful and cheap - that’s likely what’s going on my 99 LX when the current K02s get some more age on em.

 

[saucebox]

200 Series and Tundra wheels on 100 series photo thread

In my search for what my LC would look like with different Tundra wheels I think it would be nice if we had a thread where everyone who has tundra or different than LC stock rims could post up in one thread so we can all get an idea of what they look like. If yall post a pic please tell us...

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[Mike NXP]

For me personally that 50 aspect ratio would be lower than I’d want for anything that would see much off-road time.

Tire choice is good in 18”, probably cheaper than 20s, and that gives you more sidewall. Recent Tundra takeoff wheels in 18” size are plentiful and cheap - that’s likely what’s going on my 99 LX when the current K02s get some more age on em.

My vote would be to get a 16" and fix the 1 defective rim rather than get crazy with 20s all around and spend a lot of money. Better yet, tell the tire ship to clean up that rim and see if it holds air.

I went through this last winter as well, toyota OEM wheel is expensive but will be the quickest and safest fix. I thought I found some on rockauto.com but can't seem to find it while looking now. Try some aftermarket options, but I remember it being a tough wheel to find.

 

[DannyLC]

My vote would be to get a 16" and fix the 1 defective rim rather than get crazy with 20s all around and spend a lot of money. Better yet, tell the tire ship to clean up that rim and see if it holds air.

I went through this last winter as well, toyota OEM wheel is expensive but will be the quickest and safest fix. I thought I found some on rockauto.com but can't seem to find it while looking now. Try some aftermarket options, but I remember it being a tough wheel to find.

I think I will do this.... because i have very good michelins all around. I will find a original 16" wheel and save my money towards my savings for a 2.5 - 3.0 lift for future

Thanks guys !

 

[hoser]

Flex Seal, bro!

 

[Mike NXP]

I think I will do this.... because i have very good michelins all around. I will find a original 16" wheel and save my money towards my savings for a 2.5 - 3.0 lift for future

Thanks guys !

$439 OEM rim
>>https://parts.norwalktoyota.com/oem-parts/toyota-wheel-alloy

No experience with this company but check it out, this may be a solid option.
>>2002 Toyota Land Cruiser Rims, 2002 Toyota Land Cruiser Wheels at OriginalWheels.com

 

[shtbrwn86]

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