
Enthusiast I
Enthusiast I
Enthusiast I
They're 265/60/18 but I think I might try to bump up to 70r.What size tires?
Advocate I
Enthusiast I
I had to go back to 265 because the offset on my wheels are +18 which was just the right amount of reveal. If you want a wider tire you will want to get a negative offset upwards of -24. The tires are Toyo Open Country.Very nice rig - I have a 2012 WK2 Overland as well I'm upgrading. I see you did the stock 265 size tires - are those Ko2s?
Enthusiast I
Thank youVery nice rig - I have a 2012 WK2 Overland as well I'm upgrading. I see you did the stock 265 size tires - are those Ko2s?
Pathfinder I
Newb here. When you say positive or negative offset, what does that mean? Is that related to how wheel spacers push the wheel out away from the vehicle? Or are you referring to something like how the tires shape changes once it's mounted to your model wheels etc?I had to go back to 265 because the offset on my wheels are +18 which was just the right amount of reveal. If you want a wider tire you will want to get a negative offset upwards of -24. The tires are Toyo Open Country.
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Enthusiast I
Offset refers to the wheel. The more positive your offset more of the wheel is visible outside your stock fenders. Negative means more of the wheel will fit in the fender well so you could get a wider wheel and tire but then probably have to worry more about rubbing and all the things I didnt feel like I wanted to put more money into at this time. There's usually quite a bit of wiggle room though but finding the right off-road wheels for WK2 can be difficult.Newb here. When you say positive or negative offset, what does that mean? Is that related to how wheel spacers push the wheel out away from the vehicle? Or are you referring to something like how the tires shape changes once it's mounted to your model wheels etc?
Pathfinder I
Ahh gotcha thanks for infoOffset refers to the wheel. The more positive your offset more of the wheel is visible outside your stock fenders. Negative means more of the wheel will fit in the fender well so you could get a wider wheel and tire but then probably have to worry more about rubbing and all the things I didnt feel like I wanted to put more money into at this time. There's usually quite a bit of wiggle room though but finding the right off-road wheels for WK2 can be difficult.
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Enthusiast I
You're welcome. Tried to describe it as simple as possible.Ahh gotcha thanks for info