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Can you fit one of the same in under as a spare? What do you figure the diff in km/h is with the 18s?
Can you fit one of the same in under as a spare? What do you figure the diff in km/h is with the 18s?
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I bought 2024 (4th gen ) Tacoma 17 inch trd off road wheels powder coated black to get rid of the silver wheel trim. This way I can run C load tires in 285/17/17. E load tires are like riding on rocks
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Yes you can.Brother, we’re on the same page
Can you fit one of the same in under as a spare? What do you figure the diff in km/h is with the 18s?
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I think the speedometer was designed for 33 inch tires because the trd pro, trd off road, and trail hunter come with them.Ready for winter in Southern Ontario. Snow is expected on Sunday
Swapped factory 20" rims for these TRD PRO 265/70/18, thanks to @RADHAUS
No rubbing, and slight variance on speedometer
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Would it not be modified for the limited/platinum with 20” stock?
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not going to bother with the spare, so i wouldn't know. and the spare doesn't match the OEMs i will use for summer anyways. i don't mind the 20's for summer use, but i do really like these Pro 18's for winter.Brother, we’re on the same page
Can you fit one of the same in under as a spare? What do you figure the diff in km/h is with the 18s?
as for overall tire size: it's ~ 4% variance. so 100 km/hr on my speedometer with these specific tires is actually 104 km/hr, or at least that's what a radar gun might show...not keen on confirming that though. haha
you can have the speedometer adjusted, but i don't know if it's worth it as i only plan to use these seasonally. and i guess another impact is the vehicle will register about 4% less km travelled. 1000km on the odometer would actually be 1040 km.
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Final gear ratio is exactly the same across all trims.
I have a trd sport with 20” wheels 31.5 tall. Trims with 33s quite a stretch calling it a 33 when it’s 32.6 tall. Not much difference in height.
Ready for winter in Southern Ontario. Snow is expected on Sunday
Swapped factory 20" rims for these TRD PRO 265/70/18, thanks to @RADHAUS
No rubbing, and slight variance on speedometer
Hey Matt,
I went the other way around. Bought 4Gen Tacoma rims and saved my TRD Pro rims from the salt and corrosion. Still 265/70R18 size.
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