2014 LR4 285/55/R20 +J-Rods+Hi-Lift 5"

[mks_95]

Greeting.

I have been suffering to find BFG KO2 275/55/20

Sadly all i can find in my country is BFG KO2 285/55/20.



FYI
#I bought 2.5" Johnson rods (not yet installed)

#Consider buying Italian chip hi lift lr4 suspension to almost 5" if needed (equilevent to hi lifting body to 15" on the ground) . The company called Land Rover Passion with cost of 470€. Haven't read any review on it but it seems relative to MUDTECH whereas the mudtech4x4 have poor communication even slow response in emails.



#My rig for LR4 V6 3.0cc Supercharged are to be fitted with:
Front bumper
Rear bumper + spare carrier
Tree slider
Roof rack
Under body protection

#My use of the car 70% on road 30% offroad. Counting 70% due to mostly the road trips are a asphalted all the way long and i choose this particular vehicle for more comfort reasons while driving.

Attached are my 20" rims incase any recommendations regarding size,should i gave up and install KO2 285/55/20 or charge extra 250$ for shipping fees and purchasing KO2 275/55/20

Bty
If there are a good looking 17" mainly or 18" rims that would fit to the LR4 please advice (exclude the compomotive and factory rims from the list)

 

[ncburch22]

Where are you from?.. in the US the 285/55 KO2 size doesn’t even show up on the website.

 

[mks_95]

From Saudi Arabia.

Good news today i contact a local dealer at UAE and they were having stock of 275&285/55 and the shipping are going to be cheaper due to local friend there is going to assist me.

Thanks all for reading and participating and i am 100% sure that my question is repeated one, but i must make sure that 285/55 will not have any rubbing or other issues to the car. Specially that sizes defer from each manufacturer to another, and apviously between A/T and M/T.

 

[equilibrium]

Unfortunately the lr4 cannot handle 285/55 without heavy modification. I believe the largest tire you can fit is the 275/55 and that is with minor rubbing.

لا تتهور

 

[mks_95]

Unfortunately the lr4 cannot handle 285/55 without heavy modification. I believe the largest tire you can fit is the 275/55 and that is with minor rubbing.

لا تتهور

Thanks for the feedback i am going with 275/55 for know untill i can manage to find some 18"/17" rims that is awesome.


Bty
If your interested can you hook me up into LR4/Wrangler Whatsapp group, or we can go with each one another lr4 owners if you like and go from there.

 

[mks_95]

FYI and thanks to the thread first and second to equilibrium. Know the 275-55 are installed almost perfectly. Still have rubbing issue on the rear/front left tires when lowering or left full steering.

Thanks guys,