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Raptor84 01-10-2018 06:09 AM

LR 4 255-55 R20 tires
 
Looking at Bridgestone Dueler H/L Alenza tires. Tire rack prices 4 255-50s delivered for $902.68. 4 255-55 are $803.68. I don't know why the smaller tire is 25 bucks more but will they fit with no problems. Service writer at dealer says ok, tire rack rep. says they will rub. Anyone have some knowledge on this.

BritCars 01-16-2018 06:09 PM

I'm confused. 255-55 R19 is the correct size. Those are the ones you should get

The 255-50R19 is a smaller tire. So it can't possibly rub. But it's a half inch less sidewall so total wheel and tire diameter is an inch smaller. So your speedo and mileage will misread. By about 3% I believe

Raptor84 01-17-2018 07:42 AM

My LR 4 came stock with 255-50 R20 tires. I have decided to go with the Michelin Defenders in that size.

BritCars 01-17-2018 04:29 PM


Originally Posted by Raptor84
My LR 4 came stock with 255-50 R20 tires. I have decided to go with the Michelin Defenders in that size.

Yes. Your wheel is an inch bigger in diameter so it uses a tire that is an inch shorter in sidewall. Giving overall the same total diameter

Most LR4s came with 19inch so I assumed that was the OPs setup. If he has the 20inch then the 50-sidewall is the right one and the 55 will be too big. Maybe that's what he meant - it would explain the rubbing comment.

For the OP - can you provide your wheel size?

Raptor84 01-17-2018 04:33 PM

My LR is a 2016 Landmark. I guess thats why I have 20" wheels.

BritCars 01-22-2018 09:12 PM


Originally Posted by Raptor84
My LR is a 2016 Landmark. I guess thats why I have 20" wheels.

Yes. That will be why
So if you have the 20inch wheels I follow the point on rubbing now. I would suggest keeping with the 50 as they will have the same total diameter as intended and therefore avoid instrument misreading

I'd be pretty sure the 55s will fit in the wheel arches - there is a lot of clearance. But the speedo / odometer would misread a bit.

Johnson Rods 01-27-2018 07:55 PM

LR4 Tire Sizes
 
You can easily fit the 255-55-20 which is 31 inches with no lift.
Here is a tire size chart:
LR3, LR4, Tire Size Chart

BritCars 02-01-2018 06:28 PM


Originally Posted by Johnson Rods
You can easily fit the 255-55-20 which is 31 inches with no lift.
Here is a tire size chart:
LR3, LR4, Tire Size Chart

But won't the speedo and odometer misread?

Raptor84 02-01-2018 07:10 PM

I went with the Michelin A/T in 255-50-20 and am happy with the ride so far. Very little road noise and good in the dusting of snow we have had.


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