For those of yall that have replaced the spare with a larger tire, what sizes are yall able to cram in there? I'm thinking of putting 285/65/18 Wildpeaks in there, on the stock Tundra TRD Pro wheel. Anyone got sizes that are close?
Largest Tire in Factory Spare Location
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Saw that, created this thread so other people can add their larger sizes as well, and it’ll be easier to search in the forum!
I'd love to have a huge table of tire sizes (and brands) with "fits in the spare location" and "doesn't rub at full turn" and "doesn't rub at full flex" (with and without swayer disconnect).
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If enough people report, I’ll add it in the OP or link to a google sheet with that info.
This Toyota dealer seems to have a leveling kit for LC.
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Maybe this helps?
Toyota Accessory Zone | 2024 Land Cruiser HV Accessories
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I saw in another post that the B.F. Goodrich All-Terrain T/A KO3 275/70R18 "barely fits" in the spare location.
I started a table (focused on what fits and works on the stock 18" wheel). I also saw a larger table someone posted before with info for many more tires but I can't find it any longer! If anyone can point me to it, please do. This very limited table has a strong bias for 33" tires since I saw a Toyota/Lexus rep say that's what these are designed for.
2024 Land Cruiser Stock 18" Wheel Tire Options
Not sure if you're referring to my post, it has a column for actual diameter if you know what the max is for the spare spot:
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Here are a few more shots from this mornings test fitting. Looking good but.... do you plan to use them as they are ? The gap is way too low for any car.
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That's it, thanks! And those are all the manufacturer's diameters?Not sure if you're referring to my post, it has a column for actual diameter if you know what the max is for the spare spot:
Tire Upgrade ?
Here are a few more shots from this mornings test fitting. Looking good but.... do you plan to use them as they are ? The gap is way too low for any car.
Yes, I used the manufacturer’s websites to get the specs. Would be worth a double check before actually buying a tire.
I placed 275/70/r18 Toyos AT3s (33s) and bought a cheaper Corsa AT for the spare. Confirmed the spare did fit, but I’m a little concerned even though it sits up higher than the clearance of the rear differential of potential drag while OR. Maybe there’s a narrower 33 AT out there for the spare or just go out there “as is” and not worry…
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Update: was concerned tire too close to muffler and potential of catching
So switched the wheel chain 
mechanism side to pull/release from driver’s to passenger's side. Made a big difference in space (3") between spare and muffler (Note: bar will turn in opposite directions to lift or lower spare). You'll need to pry open last link/frame lip holder to release chain (pry part of hammer and mallet) then feed it with a needle nose. Requires 2 ppl. Also used a bungee cord to mitigate chain rattle 
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Shopping wheels and spare fitment is a serious consideration. Ran across this. Not sure what they are doing under there (moving it to the side?) but that 34.8" tire is hanging way down and does not look good and presents functionality problems as well.
I am considering options for better fitment by deflating the spare (will have air obviously). Or I am considering just running a mismatched spare to limp out/limp to tire store if necessary.
I am considering options for better fitment by deflating the spare (will have air obviously). Or I am considering just running a mismatched spare to limp out/limp to tire store if necessary.
imo 275/70/18s (33s) are the sweet spot. Less headaches
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That’s because 285/70r18 doesn’t fit up there, and they just cranked it til it was tight, not within its enclosure. 275/70r18 fits (tried both at Discount).
