I am about to purchase a 2021 LX 570. I was wondering what 18 inch wheels and tires people are using ?

Thank You.

 

I went with the 18 inch Tundra TRD Off-road wheels and Michelin LTX AT2 275-70-18

 

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Hello,
Do Tundra TPMS sensors work with LX570? If not, Do you need to buy Lexus OEM sensors to have tire shop installs and reprogram? Thanks

 

Your tire guy should have the senders. ALL Land Cruiser & Lexus truck use the same senders, all are made in Seattle and shipped to Toyota.

Use senders with rubber stems and avoid corrosion with metal stems. All 5 senders should run around $100...that's definitely a lot less than buying them from oem. A good tire shop should take less than half an hour to install the senders and make sure they communicate with the truck's tires.

 

Any chance of a picture? Thnx

 

I also used the Tundra wheels.

 

I’ll be putting them on my 17 LX570 next weekend. Switching over from my winter set… will post pick

 

yep! Just got them on



Neutral mode

High mode

 

Just mounted mine. No center caps yet as I need to pull them all off and retorque the spacers after a few miles. If anyone needs a set of 21" wheels I might know where to get some

High mode

 

 

Thought I would add a couple more of a different set of Tundra wheels before I switch back to my summer set this weekend.
(please ignore the very tiny snow tires )

 

I wrote a post about it:
Off-road wheels and tires for LX 570 - ClubLexus - Lexus Forum Discussion

 

Question:
Did going to 18” wheels affect the ride quality or road noise? I would think it would not make much difference, usually smaller wheels help out the ride. Considering changing the OEM 21” to 18”
Thanks

 

Wheels would have virtually no effect on road noise. That is usually a byproduct of the type of tire you buy.
18" wheels can have an effect on ride quality with tire rbeings being equal. More sidewall generally means more sidewall flex. They are definitely better if you offroad and air down and aren't running like a 37" tire.
You could experience degradation in handling due to a larger sidewall but going to a D or E rated tire can offset that.