So I have an 06 HSE with 19s I was looking at off road rims that fit my bolt pattern however I am unsure if they will fit on an lr3?

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/crr-3975834/overview/

In case you can't open the link these are them
Cragar Soft 8 Black Wheels 3975834 with a 5 x 4.75 bolt pattern and they are 15inch rims and I was just wondering if they would fit?

 

No way is a 15 going to fit an LR3. Some have been able to get 17s to fit, but they are a tight fit with V8 brakes. It might be possible to fit 16s with V6 brakes, but I don't know if anyone has tried.

 

Does anyone know any brand that I can search of after market rims that they make off road tires for? I can't seem to find any se rims or they are hard to come by plus there are more options for 17s so if someone could direct me that would be great?

 

Lucky8 sells a 17" rim specifically for the LR3 they have the right backspacing and will clear the brakes. $110 each and look almost identical to the soft 8. Give us a call at (716) 898-8153.

Lucky8 Llc. - Take the road less traveled...

If you haven't done a lift yet, and are looking for a larger tire ask about the proud rhino lift rods as well.

 

This is perfect thank you!

 

No worries, glad to help.

 

Would any 17 inch off road tire fit and could the LR3 fit 35s or should I go smaller?

 

You should speak with the guys at Lucky8 and see what folks have been using tire wise. If you go too tall, you may have to get with a lift kit, such as toddco or something along those lines.

 

No 35's. Some have fit 33's and complained about rubbing. I think with the lucky8 wheels, those guys fitted 32s. They have some videos on youtube.

 

32 is the tallest tire you can fit "comfortably." Quite honestly, it's the sweet spot for the LR3 under normal circumstances. If you have a complete EAS failure you'll wish you had 31s or smaller, but all things functioning, 32s don't rub with a 1.5" lift (many ways to do that) and you are not in the realm of getting out-of-range faults. Also don't need hardware to get that much lift.

32s under and LR3 are like 34s or even 35s under a solid axle rig. This is conjecture, mostly, but considering that the LR3 sports about 12.5" of ground clearance on 32s - due to the location of the diffs - I think it's a fair statement.