LR3 wheel specs?

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Rangie2Rubi

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do the LR3 and new rangie/rangie-sport not use the same wheel pattern as P38's and Disco II's??

I may have led a new friend down the wrong path here :eek:

what is the stock tire and wheel size?
 
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Rangie2Rubi

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going to answer my own post here -

the goodyear MT/R in 255/55 x19 is the best option for the HSE LR3. Michelin and Pirelli make A/T tires in the stock diameter for both 18" and 19" wheel sizes.

the Goodyear MT/R is only available in the UK. Currently, Bronco4x4.com seems to be the most convenient place to buy them from, but I am hearing rumors of other channels via group buys.

fwiw.
 

jwest

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not sure if this was or could be part of your question but the "rim" sizes are not all the same in terms of offset. the lr3 and range rover "sport" are the same platform and thus also share the same rime offset, while the big range rover has it's own. thus rims are only interchangeable b/n sport and lr3.
you may not want to stick with stock sizes anyway on tires as they kind of look dinky on the lr3, possibly more to do with styling because even though the 2004 D2 had smaller tire diameters, they looked better in the wheel wells @ 255/55x18.
the lr3 is 255/60x18 or 255/55x19 stock michelin xpc, which is a very good all around tire by the way. i've done some crazy mud stuff in those but they handle highway rain and snow well too.

lastly, you may find if you dig far enough that most LR3 people are going with the Nitto Terra Grappler in 285/60x18 for off road while pretty darn good on road to/from play time.

personally i got a little crazy and got some 20" 10 spokes from the RR sport line and will have Toyo Proxes S/T's on them for 90% of my mileage. 285/50x20
 

LR3invancouver

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Get the Goodyear MT/R's if you are doing any serious off-roading. I recently put a set on my '05 LR3 HSE and WOW...what an improvement! I had the Wranglers and they were useless in deep mud and snow. The treads clog up too easily and then all the traction control in the world will not help. With the MT/R's I have not lost traction once. My next step will be to get some adapters machined so that I can bolt on some 17" black steel (Jeep, Ford etc) rims that will allow me to use a higher profile 33" MT/R so that I can air down the tires for loose gravel, sand and rock crawling. That is after I find someone who knows how to lift this thing!
 
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DiscoTim

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Um.

I think he was talking about the tires that came on the truck when he bought it.