TOYOTA LANDCRUISER 200 SERIES - WHEELS AND TIRES - HELP NEEDED

[Attilla DerHund]

I want to upgrade wheels and tires on my newly acquired stock vehicle (TLC 2014 200 series).
Current set up is stock wheels and tires (285/60R18 120H)

If I upgrade from 18" to 20" will there be rubbing issues?
Should I go all in and upgrade suspension, wheels and tires and the bumpers.

I had slight rubbing on tight turns in my Taco when I upgraded to the BFK2, but I didn't need to do anything else.
So I am wondering if anyone else had these issues or recommendations.

This is my family daily driver and I'm not one to go crazy in modifications.
I just want to be able to have a set of wheels and tires to through on for overlanding trips and then switch back for the daily commute.

I will also take recommendations for tough wheel brands.

Thanks

 

[Ob1]

I would stay with the 18” rims. Your tires are a bit less then 31.5” tall. You can go with BFG KO2 285/65R18 which are great tires on/off road and are a bit more then 1” bigger. I’m not very familiar with the 200 series but you may get away with it. Worst case only a small lift should take care of this.
cheers mate.

 

[Attilla DerHund]

Thanks!
I got allot of information from i8mud.
I've used the BFG on my Taco with success.
I'm gonna get a lift kit, (old man emu or icons? ) Then tires and new front and rear bumpers, and then let's the mods grow as I can afford and need them..

 

[Ob1]

Thanks!
I got allot of information from i8mud.
I've used the BFG on my Taco with success.
I'm gonna get a lift kit, (old man emu or icons? ) Then tires and new front and rear bumpers, and then let's the mods grow as I can afford and need them..

As I said, I don’t have much experience with the 200. We have 3 40s, a 60 and an 80. Except one 40, they are all Toy diesel.