Will these fit my 2018 LC

[alsation]

Came across this ad on CList. Really hate the look/size of the wheels/tires on my LC. Would these work on my LC w a minimum of effort.

“Selling my set of stock 2018 TRD edition 18 inch Tundra wheels with tires.
We changed our wheels right after we bought the truck so they are pretty much brand new with no scratches or curb rash at all! Michelin LTX A/T2 275/65R18 perfect for on-road and off-road driving. Less than 100 miles!”

 

[Chocolate]

Yes, no modifications necessary.
Asking price?

 

[chrisratz]

I'll be shopping for a new daily driver soon, and I'm determined to go with a 200 this time around. I'll be looking at used 16/17s. I agree the stock wheels leave something to be desired, so I was happy to see the wheels @dnh1 found for his truck:

Do I want to replace my Dunlops with BFG AT KO2 - LT285/55R20

If i can't find a set of those, I'd probably do the TRDs like you're looking at.

 

[alsation]

Yes, no modifications necessary.
Asking price?

He’s asking $1300 for a set of 4

 

[Kneel]

There is another listing in the same general area for $850 if you look. Tires with higher mileage but plenty of tread. You'll get tired of looking at the LTX and replace them before they wear out...

 

[GBman]

Do the tundra tpms work plug and play?

 

[bwell]

If you are patient and find a toyota dealership that "upgrades" new tundras regularly, they usually sell the new wheels for $400 to $500 for a set of four. They can usually be had with tires too for not much more. They are a straight profit item as the "upgraded" wheels on the Tundra they just sold someone were marked up 20% over retail, and the customer who bought his 10k over retail new truck with only 2000k worth of actual expenses. Hence most dealerships willingness to price them to move. Just my experience.

 

[BennyGP]

Just got a set of 4 with less than 20 miles for $600. No sensor...

 

[coleAK]

If you are patient and find a toyota dealership that "upgrades" new tundras regularly, they usually sell the new wheels for $400 to $500 for a set of four. They can usually be had with tires too for not much more. They are a straight profit item as the "upgraded" wheels on the Tundra they just sold someone were marked up 20% over retail, and the customer who bought his 10k over retail new truck with only 2000k worth of actual expenses. Hence most dealerships willingness to price them to move. Just my experience.

Exactly how I got my winter wheels. Paid $400 (4 years ago) for the set of 4 rims (no tires) from my local dealer off a new Tundra they “upgraded”