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    #871
    Quote Originally Posted by Stokedmd View Post
    Here come the numbers. Hahaha. The E comes with a 225/50 R17 steel wheel. The G comes with a 265/65 R17. If trading to G wheels or slightly bigger, do I still change the tires on the spare E steel rim?
    Same diameter din pala yung steel rim. 225/50r17 is way too low compared to 265/65r17. You can try to get a cheap tire of the same size. I would go to a shop that sells tires and rims and ask for a slightly used oem 265/65r17. There should be loads of those as a lot of people upgrade their PPVs wheels as soon as they get them. Is the steel rim 7" wide?

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    #872
    Quote Originally Posted by Stokedmd View Post
    Here come the numbers. Hahaha. The E comes with a 225/50 R17 steel wheel. The G comes with a 265/65 R17. If trading to G wheels or slightly bigger, do I still change the tires on the spare E steel rim?
    Bro the E comes with 225/70 R17 while the G comes with 265/65 R17.

    The difference is only 4.1%, which is negligible if you treat it as a donut tire until you get to a vulcanizing shop.



    My tires are 225/40R18 and my spare is 205/55R16 and I drive hundreds of provincial kilometers a day, it has never been a problem for me.

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    #873
    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    Bro the E comes with 225/70 R17 while the G comes with 265/65 R17.

    The difference is only 4.1%, which is negligible if you treat it as a donut tire until you get to a vulcanizing shop.



    My tires are 225/40R18 and my spare is 205/55R16 and I drive hundreds of provincial kilometers a day, it has never been a problem for me.

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    Thats good news then. No need to buy similar spares. Was thinking of getting the stock fortuner rims. The aftermarket from Black Rhinos, TUFF, Mambas, and AWC look tempting, pero feeling ko baka malaos din yung particular style compared to stock mags.

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    #874
    Quote Originally Posted by Stokedmd View Post
    Thats good news then. No need to buy similar spares. Was thinking of getting the stock fortuner rims. The aftermarket from Black Rhinos, TUFF, Mambas, and AWC look tempting, pero feeling ko baka malaos din yung particular style compared to stock mags.
    I share the same view - OEM or nothing. I don't like fancy rims.

    Stock Fortuner tires are 265/60 R18, roughly the same diameter as 265/65 R17.

    265 tires protrude with the E so you'll really need the fender flares.

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    #875
    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    I share the same view - OEM or nothing. I don't like fancy rims.

    Stock Fortuner tires are 265/60 R18, roughly the same diameter as 265/65 R17.

    265 tires protrude with the E so you'll really need the fender flares.

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    I saw Vinj's fender flares. Makakuha nga ganun. Bushwackers daw meron for E, pero a bit too brusko for my taste. Btw, I was wondering if I can get wider tyres on the stock rims of the Hilux or Fortuners. If yes, how wide can I go and what other aspects of the tire and handling changes?

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    #876
    Quote Originally Posted by Stokedmd View Post
    I saw Vinj's fender flares. Makakuha nga ganun. Bushwackers daw meron for E, pero a bit too brusko for my taste. Btw, I was wondering if I can get wider tyres on the stock rims of the Hilux or Fortuners. If yes, how wide can I go and what other aspects of the tire and handling changes?
    Bushwhackers don't go very well with OEM rims. Vinj's flares are your best bet IMO.

    When upsizing, be mindful of the overall circumference of the tire, in order to minimize speedometer error, suspension stress, and fender rubbing. Usually it's safe to stay within 5% of the OEM size.

    Usually, you can go up to 275 or even 285 without needing a lift. Since most wide tires are AT with more aggresive tread than the stock AT or HT tires, expect a noisier ride on paved roads.

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    #877
    Anyone tried those glass coatings? Dami naka ad sa FB. Was planning Big Bert's sana. So anyone tried those glass coatings? Saw ng thread ng Pomponazzi. Any feedback on that?

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    Search for clavel here in tsikot ... he has glass coating ...

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    #879
    Are there any subtle cues to look for when assessing 2nd hand wheels? Was thinking of using the Fortuner 18 rims for my Hilux.

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    #880
    Quote Originally Posted by Stokedmd View Post
    Are there any subtle cues to look for when assessing 2nd hand wheels? Was thinking of using the Fortuner 18 rims for my Hilux.
    Just check if the rims are still round and if there are any cracks. Since the 18" rims are usually paired with 265/60 tires, chances of damaged rims are pretty low unless they've been mishandled by the tire shop.

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