cool photo, it's like glowing!285/70/17 with zero offset wheels fit on stock suspension. With no modification. I believe with a positive offset wheel you can stuff skinny 35s in there. View attachment 3536
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cool photo, it's like glowing!285/70/17 with zero offset wheels fit on stock suspension. With no modification. I believe with a positive offset wheel you can stuff skinny 35s in there. View attachment 3536
Does this size fit in the spare spot?275/70/18 BFG KO3's on the new (2 day old) Cruiser. No rub, no problems.
A couple other people have successfully fit the KO3 275/70R18 in the spare location. TBD if other brands in that size will fit, many other brands run a little oversize.Does this size fit in the spare spot?
The 275/70-18 is 33.2, the 275/60-20 is 33.0 by the math, which adds a little buffer on the tread depth variations. Worst case there’s a bit of light modification to the brackets.A couple other people have successfully fit the KO3 275/70R18 in the spare location. TBD if other brands in that size will fit, many other brands run a little oversize.
What is wrong with the Michelins?I’m looking at the 275’s Toyo AT3’s for now but wish they made that size in a load C since this is my wife’s daily. Either way gotta swap these Michelin’s out asap
Nothing is "wrong" with the Michelins, but they are at the low end ($171 @ Discount Tire). They are really a highway tread vs an AT tire. If you are primarily a pavement driver, with little or no off road or snow, they are OK. However, if you do any off road or deal with extreme weather, you can do better. I live at 7600' in the Colorado mountains, so KO3's are right for me.What is wrong with the Michelins?
Since I have all the data sheets on my computer anyway...LC, LC Trim is just off QC hold!
I have read through these posts, and most are going with the 18-wheel on their LC. Mine LC has a 20-wheel (265/60/R20 tire), which I will keep. I drive primarily on-road with occasional fall trips off-road for hunting and other outdoor activities. Can anyone suggest a good AT tire for 20" wheels that fit my 80% on-road (dry, wet, snow) driving and occasional light off-road? There are fewer options for the R20 compared to the R18. Thanks!