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Brad I think there was a post yonks ago that suggested you need offset of about +15 to fit 285s, maybe Andos from WA? Brain is struggling. Someone might give you a heads up but try searching for Andos Prado, may turn something up.
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My 150 build - http://www.pradopoint.com/showthread.php?27423-A-Random-approach-to-a-Bluestorm-150-GXL-D4D-automatic -
It will be tight to fit 285 on stock +30 rims , i have +14 rims and there is plenty of clearance with the after market UCA's, +20 rims might be the max with safe clearance.
Cheers DerekBlue Storm 150 GXL 4D4 PRADO and 2014 Cub Brumby Camper
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This is a 150 series with standard UCAs running 33s and a +25 offset rim:
Originally posted by Matt - mr4x4 View PostFound a lifted 150 for sale on the side of the road sporting 285/70x17 STT. They were rubbing the UCA and its not a good thing...
This is from a thread about fitting 285/70/17s to the 150 series: http://www.pradopoint.com/showthread...-Will-they-fitOriginally posted by Matt - mr4x4 View PostIt had a bar, brush bars, winch, lift, diesel, manual.. Was $56g. Abit steep....
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I find these 2 calculators handy and easy to understand when comparing tyres and rims:
http://www.rimsntires.com/specs.jsp
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how much ground clearance is lost when you air down to 15psi or lower?
how much ground clearance is lost by fitting a diff drop kit?SIK-120
2008 Toyota Prado 120
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