Something to keep in mind, not all tire/car care shops can lift the LR3. Call and ask them before you make arrangements.
I wound up having to have the dealer do mine, as the initial shop couldn't lift the car and the one (local) that could refused to do third party tire installations.

 

thank you, but the set of wheeles and tires will come balanced and we'll change wheel by wheel ourselves without the need of a shop. any body can tell me how the TPMS works, does it stick to the wheel with glue or you screw it or how does it bond to the wheel.

 

Its built into the valve. Gotto change the whole valve system over to the new wheels.

 

HI, I'M BACK LET ME EVERYBODY KNOW THAT I AM THE PROUD OWNER OF A 2005 LR3 HSE7. I WENT TO BUY IT IN GEORGIA, WHAT A PLEASANT TRIP IT WAS DRIVING MY LR3. I AM IN TROUBLE NOW BECAUSE NOW I'LL HAVE TO BUY WHELES FOR ME AND FOR MY COUSIN

 

Welcome to the owner's club . Don't be afraid to use that LR3 for what it was intended. Look for a local Land Rover Club and join them on a wheelin' outing so they can watch over you as you learn the capabilities of that truck and you will have a blast with it. LR3 stock with just a good set of A/T tires is an extremely capable vehicle!

 

congrats now you can get it dirty. just remember to stop grinnin when you wheel i chipped 4 teeth and was flushing dirt out of mine for a week after i took mine out
and was in a state of shock for a month

 

don't worry I have experience driving offroad, i have a 1995 suzuki samurai on 38" boggers front and reaR lockers and highly modified. but the land rover will be tested offroad to see how far i can keep up with my samurai. the only thing is that I am limited in tire sizes because i have 19" wheeles.