Wheel/Tire Upgrade Photos

[parb]

Yokohama Geolandar G003 M/T in 295/70/R17.
Black Rhino Arsenal on carbon metallic (custom powder coat), I bought a scratched set and had them redone).

Eibach 1.7" lift up front, eibach HD 500lbs in rear (about 1.4" lift).
Leitner relocation kit in the rear.

I think 33" tires is a real sweet spot for the Grenadier.
These tires works on my factory steel rims and this lift without any rubbing even at hard suspension compression.

 

[Golden747]

285/75-18 Toyo mts on factory steels

 

[ADVAW8S]

285/75-18 Toyo mts on factory steels
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That is a good looking QM l.

 

[Tom109]

285/75-18 Toyo mts on factory steels
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That is a good looking QM l.

It is beautiful!

 

[Tom109]

@Golden747 - your QM is etched in my brain. So beautiful I cannot unsee it!

 

[Green Gren]

285/75-18 Toyo mts on factory steels
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I assume you have a lift on there? That’s a huge tire on an 18” wheel.

 

[ORSO]

285/75-18 Toyo mts on factory steels
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spectacular with the level suspension and without the bulk of the tank

 

[Golden747]

I assume you have a lift on there? That’s a huge tire on an 18” wheel.

Yes. The eibach 2.5 front and 1.2 rear

 

[Bogzilla]

Falken 35/11.5/17 on black Rhino outback 17s w/ Apex RPVs

 

[Logsplitter]

Falken 35/11.5/17 on black Rhino outback 17s w/ Apex RPVs

That looks real good

 

[TCMColorado]

Falken 35/11.5/17 on black Rhino outback 17s w/ Apex RPVs

Did you install the factory TPMS sensors on the Apex valve stems?

 

[Bogzilla]

used a TPMS bracket from Agile with the APEX RPV

 

[Bogzilla]

used a TPMS bracket from Agile with the APEX RPV

APEX RPV & TPMS Sensor Bracket for INEOS Grenadier » Agile Offroad

TPMS Sensor Bracket for INEOS Grenadier. The Agile Offroad TPMS Sensor Bracket solves this by relocating the TPMS sensor.

agileoffroad.com

 

[mcdoogs]

How about tire downgrade photos?

I was caught by an early snowstorm on a move in trip (which is why im changing wheels with my arb jack and not a floor jack) to our new place in northeastern Vermont. Forecasts said 4ish inches, ended up being 9+ inches. My KM3s almost killed me just on the long steep twisty driveway in these conditions so I ordered some oem steel wheel takeoffs wrapped in oem bridgestones. Thought the contrast between them and 285/75/17 KM3s was funny enough to take a picture. Here’s to a safe but ugly winter!