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Im running 285/70/17, yes i bought another set of aftermarket black lug nuts for the Method wheels

Hahahaha it definitely has park and rec vibes at city hall, love Pasadena, I plan to live here forever

1k below, I’m averaging 18.1 mpg at the moment

The GX is a much more comfortable ride, nicer interior and the added hp/torque makes it more enjoyable to drive. Although the 4Runner is rugged, stiff and sounds like a F15 inside I still love it more😂 I do like staring at the GX more though

Let’s see those rides folks!

It sure does! Real smooth with the meatier tires compared to the stock 20s

I’m approx. 1.5mph off (slower) on the speedo apparently, but yeah no calibration, no biggie to me

Yup, at +35 I have very little clearance left in the front and back of front wheel well when wheel is fully turned either direction. Liners would need to be trimmed or pushed out to not rub with bigger tire profile. AT3s are great, still a bit louder than stock, but about the quietest you can...

Not my car, unless you’re on some small tires, 0 offset will forsure rub without a lift. I’m on stock suspension, +35 offset, running 33’s and it barely clears.

I second this, I don’t envy any SUVs out on the road after driving the GX550 for 2k mi and also lucky to experience 0 issues. Well maybe a Rivian R1S all electric would be a nice change, but their reliability rating is so poor I can’t. I’ve had so many people speed up on the road to stare and...

Thanks, here’s my spec and some more pics. Premium+ stock suspension, max fitment without rubbing. Hope this inspired you. XPel | PPF Method 703 | 17x8.5 +35 Toyo AT3 | 285/70

That’s an easy fit. This one is on 285/55. I’m running 285/70/17.

Need 285/70 on those!

Put down a deposit in June 2023. Here she is 30 days after ownership. I still can’t stop staring, such a good looking truck!

I have Method 703s on, but I’m interested in 17in TEs with +20-30 offset

-10 is a lot of poke, too much imo, unless you’re planning to lift, it’ll rub. This is 17x8.5 0 offset on 33s.

No impact, the same hood play is on the 4Runner, I've had PPF on my TRDP since 2019 and it's holding strong. Plastic trims won't hold as long however due to its surface texture.

My GX is currently getting PPF and full ceramic combo at this shop (Detail Union, CA). As soon as I saw their work on this caviar, I was sold, they also have laser cuts ready for our car. PPF is WORTH IT, it's costly no doubt, but if you have OCD like me it'll help for a more worry free...

Coulda have went wheels/tires first, but went PPF and ceramic coating instead.