- Aug 2, 2023
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it is what robt duvall accused captain mccall of getting in Lonesome Dove.
Tire Upgrade ?
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How much tire "pokes" out of the wheel well.
Us old guys prolly don’t want anything ‘poking out’..
A little poke is ok, a lot of poke may get you into trouble
Good catch, +47.5 to be exact
This looks really good!! Would you mind taking a few more pics and posting - different angles ect so we can dream and plot
I’m so close to jumping on these at the price point!! Can’t find any pics of them on vehicles since they are so new. Have to find some black lugs to boot - Not sure if they take the 6 lug / 14x1.5….
I remember seeing these - I'll go back and ask if he/she can post more pics to get a better look at the vehicle w/ these wheels. Gotta have black lugs though
thanks for sharing the stock rims look better with nice tires !!! This is really inspiring to know a pair off tires and its ready to go....I would leave that bad boy alone haha...Have so done any offroading or beach driving no rubbbing on the wheel wells etc. ?
JAOS out of Japan. I don’t think they are available here.
Thanks too bad those look nice
I'm debating do the same.
If possible share more pictures, I'm curious to see if it fills the wheel wells better, as the Falkens typically runs bigger.
I'm satisfied. I'm not a big tire guy, and did not want any poke. When I got the LC, i actually was impressed by how big the stock tires were to begin with. The LC is a tall vehicle in real life, I don't think pictures quite capture that, so the tire size relatively doesn't look as big in pictures.
I was deciding between: AT4W, Toyo AT3, Nokian nAT in either stock size at SL, or 275/70r18 at load E.
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I'm trying to keep SL by going to OEM size or 285/65R18 (AT4W) which is the same height, just wider...
Otherwise not sure how the extra weight (18lbs) of the LT285/70R18 C will affect (MPG and comfort) compared to the previous options...
Really need stock wheel and tire weights to make the best decision, but haven’t seen them anywhere
