22" chrome wheels on a Patrol

As useful as teats on a bull...lol

You could be pretty sure it's never been offroad.

It may not be practical but the biggest turn off would be the banger 3.0L engine!! The wheels are easily fixed!! Michael

If the sapre is a 22, I bet it doesn't fit on the rear door.

He's got to be kidding at that price.

Theres a black 200series Sahara round Cairns which has same size wheels . I really do lol every time I see it .

And theres one down the road from my place, very funny watching it drag their horse float across paddocks at crawling speed so they dont trash the mags!
And whats with the apparent lift kit in it? Should they have maybe lowered it to suit those rims?

It would have to be the most atrocious American habit yet to hit our shores

I work around the CBD and northern and eastern suburbs of Sydney and there are hundreds of these wheels fitted to 4wd's that never leave the blacktop. The most prevalent are the tradies utes, usually D4D Hilux's and usually in perfect condition and never been on the dirt. I often wonder how they ride and handle given that the suspension is setup for much higher profile tyres which have way more flex in the sidewalls.
Never mind the legality of running low profile tyres, wheel sizes and tyres that aren't up to the load rating.

I actualy like it, looks quite sassy.

My problem, at the moment, is finding a lift kit and Cooper STs for the wifes Ford Fiesta.
That li'l car spends more time off-road than our Patrol.....lol.

Cheers.....Lionel.

Yea, not my cup of tea. But is that a Tekonsha brake controller fitted sideways below the dash. I was under the impression that they had to be fitteed North-South. Am I wrong?

teege

A guy on Bribie used to run them on his Cruiser. Looked bloody awful.

Asked him how they rode.
He reckoned they were better than the original, however I never once saw it muddy so guess it was a "Toorak Tractor"type.

A total waste of money IMO

Only 22" that's so old here in the USA, 30" rims are all the fashion over here now.

Bruce

Fallbrook USA & Childers Qld

Although not my cup of tea who are we to question his needs. No doubt it seats seven, tows a reasonable load & turns heads........heck it grabbed everyones attention here ;-)

Cheers Craig...........