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Falken Wildpeak A/T3W - Discount Tire Direct Flash Sale 4/13 & 4/14
For anyone needing new tires, the highly talked about Falken WildPeak A/T3W are part of Discount Tire Direct's "$100 Flash Sale". Only good 4/13 & 4/14.
Other popular tires are also on sale, but prices for the Falkens are good:
For anyone needing new tires, the highly talked about Falken WildPeak A/T3W are part of Discount Tire Direct's "$100 Flash Sale". Only good 4/13 & 4/14.
Other popular tires are also on sale, but prices for the Falkens are good:
If someone missed this one though and is in the market for tires, please feel free to reach out to us in PM. We guarantee the lowest OTD price on any product we carry and would love to earn your business.
New member, 2x Lexus owner ('12 ES, '15 RX) and may be pulling the trigger soon on a '17 GX. My only real gripe with the truck is the "set back" appearance of the wheels/tires from the fenders. I had an old '97 4Runner Limited years ago and loved that truck except for that same issue.
This thread has been awesome for ideas on what to do, so thanks for all the pics and descriptions. The GX I'm focused on has the 18" OEM dark grey wheels with the stock 260/65r18 tires. I don't want to get into modifying anything with spacers, lifts, etc. but just want to "fill" the wheel well both horizontally and laterally. Would a 265/65 tire solve that (commonly mentioned in online threads here and elsewhere) or does it need to be something bigger that would still fit on the OEM wheel and not require any additional work? Anyone have pics of a 265/65 from a "down the line" angle? Thanks in advance.
just realized you wanted stock wheels...Ignore below, although I think some spacers might accomplish what you are looking for.
265/60 r18 -12 offset. I hated the stock narrow stance, offset on new wheels took care of that with stock size.
Originally Posted by zripp3
New member, 2x Lexus owner ('12 ES, '15 RX) and may be pulling the trigger soon on a '17 GX. My only real gripe with the truck is the "set back" appearance of the wheels/tires from the fenders. I had an old '97 4Runner Limited years ago and loved that truck except for that same issue.
This thread has been awesome for ideas on what to do, so thanks for all the pics and descriptions. The GX I'm focused on has the 18" OEM dark grey wheels with the stock 260/65r18 tires. I don't want to get into modifying anything with spacers, lifts, etc. but just want to "fill" the wheel well both horizontally and laterally. Would a 265/65 tire solve that (commonly mentioned in online threads here and elsewhere) or does it need to be something bigger that would still fit on the OEM wheel and not require any additional work? Anyone have pics of a 265/65 from a "down the line" angle? Thanks in advance.
Newbie here just bought a new 2020 GX White/Red with rear bench. I sold my Infiniti QX56 after several years because it was way too big and not fun to drive. Im loving the size of the GX.
Anyway I've been lurking the forums and just installed some 275/70/18 KO2's today, I had to trim the side step plastic and remove the front flap in the lower part of the wheel well; there is absolutely no rubbing. I have also ordered some ironman 660lbs Nitro 2-3inch suspension, should arrive in a few weeks.
This. Is. Beautiful.
I'm about to put some KO2's on my wife's '15 GX with the same wheels and I'd kill to have it come out looking this good. I'm a little hesitant to have to do so much trimming but the way they fill the wells might be worth it. That red interior is great as well. Nice ride
Were these wheels powder coated?? They look great.
Don't want to speak for him, but pretty sure those are the stock '20 premium wheels. They're more of a gray than the silver before and they look great.
Hi looking to fill some unwanted space in the wheel wells. Do you know if there is a bigger tire option than the stock ones? Way too much space for my liking right now.
The question may have been discussed before, I apologize if it duplicates in the past.
If you substitute the tire size from OEM 265/60R18 to 265/65R18, would it make the speedometer inaccurate?
Yes speedometer and odometer will be slightly off.
bigger issue is likely if you can fit the same size spare underneath with larger tires. 1 size up generally fits depending on tire... above that not much luck which creates other issues to solve for the spare.
I'm switching out my OE tires for 265/65/18 Ridge Grapplers next week. I think that's probably the biggest I can go without any rubbing. I'll report back with pics when it's done
04-13-20, 09:01 PM
Falken Wildpeak A/T3W - Discount Tire Direct Flash Sale 4/13 & 4/14
