Wheel Upgrade on 2020 Toyota RAV4 at Kendall Toyota of Bend

[@gl5960]

Looks great! Do you have an idea how much of an effect the bigger wheels had on the fuel economy?

[@calvinaguilar]

I put the ReadyLift 69-5920 2.0'' SST Lift Kit on my 2020 TRD RAV4 and put 245/60R18 Wildpeaks on the stock TRD black rims with minor rubbing on front passenger side, I'm going to put 1" spacers soon. Fairly inexpensive mod with huge results.

[@jfranco3281]

How is that working out for you? I wonder if your setup will work for the 2020 XSE hybrid version...

[@calvinaguilar]

@@jfranco3281 Haven't had any issues since I put spacers. Someone here put it no a 2019 Hybrid: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07S37F5FZ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[@whomemalmon3454]

What size the tire and rims bro and how much the cost wheels.?thanks

[@supercommando440]

Would be nice to see the car on the ground with the new wheels/tires

[@yossarianmnichols9641]

Wow, you guys are one of a kind. First wheel upgrade youtube where the specs on the wheels and the tire size is completely hidden. Was this a black bag job?

[@chrisE815]

Look down below at one of their responses.

[@gl5960]

what are the size of the new rims and tires? Looks great.

[@M-A-C-]

Tires seem to be 245/70 17R

[@miloslazic53]

Looks great! What lift kit is installed??

[@Haqahtani1221]

Will those tires affect the transmission in the long run since it is too heavy on the car? Cuz i have got the same car Rav4 and it has the same engine of Camry gasoline 8 shifter transmission

[@robbryan3044]

"Interesting" (in a bad & sad way) how many times Kendall has been asked about the lift kit, as well as the wheel offset to yet they've NEVER bothered to answer. Hopefully, their customer service isn't as bad. To Kendall Toyota, is, by chance, you happen to respond to my comment, please, do NOT comment about the dealership's customer service...please, DO comment about the lift kit, as well as the wheel offset (and whether there was any tire rubbing, and whether said rubbing was on the inside and/or outside of tire). Seriously, is it too much to ask for egg should be 'simple' information to provide???

[@zennoodle]

Looks great but an XSE is sport tuned suspension. Lifting it would make sense on other trims but this one.

[@240SSONLY]

How much would you sell those Hybrid Black wheels for? My mom is getting a Limited Rav 4 but we don't like the 19's we prefer those 18's

[@brienshieldon228]

For alignment Did you change the camber bolt kit in front? what size is it??

[@vannidadiswashare7926]

what size of the rins?and what size also for the tires?did you use any lifts?thanks

[@aesmilla]

way to scuff up those brand new wheels, installing those tires

[@futbol1972]

Nice video. I never go off reading but I do like camping. Iam getting a rav 4 hybrid and would like to put thoese mud tires on and rims...can I put thoese tires on the OEM rims? The reason iam asking is because if I get nice rims and if I go off roading they are probably gonna get messed up:(.. did u lifted too? Does it ride nice in long trips on freeway with thoese mud tires, what about mpg? What model do you have, iam debating between the le and xle? Will this void my toyota warranty or extended warranty since iam modifying car?? Sorry for all the questions

[@eabiertaae]

Hello! From México, City. What is the size of the all-terrain tire? Tks

[@Monkeyseemonkey79]

Anyone else find it funny that this dealership goes to the trouble of producing these slick videos, only to fail to respond to any comments/questions on KZbin? Way to throw your marketing $$ away Kendall!

[@toyotaofbend]

Hi Mechannel. We have a small team responding to reviews and comments on 41 dealerships. How can I assist you today?

[@Monkeyseemonkey79]

@@toyotaofbend which lift kit is used and what size are the wheels and tires? Thank you.

[@GIJoel023]

@@Monkeyseemonkey79 did they pm you?

[@Monkeyseemonkey79]

@@GIJoel023 No. Radio silence.

[@aarondavis5416]

What lift kit was used?

[@whomemalmon3454]

Can I use the original rims only the tire i change for my rav4 2020.?

[@mredwards1b]

how much did it cost?

[@62Sketch]

Seems heavy and a bit overkill. Why not go with the WildPeaks that come on the TRD?

[@anthonyleonard9832]

Wild peak a/ t trail ?

[@pobster88j94]

How much is this? All I want on mine is black wheels and no one will help me out lol. Why is this so hard?

[@ginzero]

lpaventure.com/blogs/projects-rav4/toyota-rav4-xle-lp-aventure-edition

[@TheBeatenPaths]

I'm guessing (and I mean, just guessing), no one wants to help because they don't want to be responsible for your Toyota warranty from putting a lift kit in, and changing the tire size on brand new SUV that wasn't designed to handle either one. Lift kits have improved in recent years, but they put strain on things that can't handle the strain.

[@aarondavis5416]

What lift kit was used?

[@kabisayago]

Hows the mileage

[@ryanreyes1374]

what size of tires can be wrapped on the LP3, if not lifted, on a RAV4 Adventure/Trail?

[@chemdog73]

YOU CAN DO 245/65/17 WITHOUT A LIFT

[@Blueberries-bz9ej]

Is this set up need a lift?

[@tube_steak]

Maybe post the specs of the wheels and tires?

[@HotSizzleTV_]

How much were the tires and rims with instal ?

[@armegaz]

Do you guys sell the rings just took out? thanks

[@Ficotronic]

Hey guys! finally, someone is doing it to the hybrid. Do you know anyone doing the lifting in Florida or anywhere close?

[@Clorenex]

I live in Tampa, lifting my 2016 tomorrow, using ReadyLift

[@jfranco3281]

I'm in Miami, trying to find a dealer here that would do the same...

[@BHUFF]

Had my 21 trd lifted Iam in ocala, they used eibach pro lift springs

[@armegaz]

Is there a place where you can buy those rims removed from the truck? Thanks

[@toyotaofbend]

Hello! You can purchase those through our parts department. Give us a call at [phone].

[@dannylalumiere6538]

Wow Very nice!! Lift kit on it? What size are the weels?

[@toyotaofbend]

Thank you! and yes it is lifted, the tires were Genral ATX 245x70r17. The wheels are the LP adventure wheels LP3.

[@hzadventures]

@@toyotaofbend what lift kit was used?

[@mendozar93]

Kendall Toyota of Bend how much did this drop the mpg

[@Aengland87]

@@hzadventures whats the total cost? Itd be worth the drive down to bend for this.

[@Jxricho]

Are these LP3 17’ or 18’

[@romeo132633]

Is the rav4 lifted

[@toyotabrony]

No. That’s a stock height. Just wheels and tires

[@ingodwetrust9600]

Is this all season tire?

[@Jxricho]

Is a lift kit needed if I change my rims to LPs?

[@chemdog73]

YOU CAN DO 245/65/17 WITHOUT A LIFT

[@vmvm583]

@@chemdog73 what would be the rim Size for 245/65/17s?

[@markconboy8366]

@@vmvm583 17 inch, hence the last number on the tire size

[@markconboy8366]

Not inch 17 in diameter

[@juanpaolosison8114]

whatn is the lift kit used?

[@brienshieldon228]

Hello i just want to if you lefted the 2020 xle rav4 it is needed to change the wheels size or its okay to use the original one 235/55R19?? Thank you

[@mariosuperbro1]

Anyone else upset that the wheels were (or at least look like they were) scratched?

[@mendozar93]

So how much did this drop the MPG? Lol

[@yegman]

doesn't make a huge difference in real world mpgs, wheel and tire size is same as stock so shouldnt add any extra weight. even if adds an extra 50lbs combined thats nothing.

[@dylanlam6430]

@@yegman Ummmm, yes it does...... I have Ko2s 245/65/17 and it dropped it from at least 4mpg.

[@jfranco3281]

@@dylanlam6430 did you lift yours?

[@AB-80X]

@@yegman That is far from stock. Those wheels are a full inch taller than stock. On top of that those tires are MUCH heavier than the stock tires that came on it. I'd be surprised if it dropped less than 5 MPG going that big.

[@jaypeace6554]

Wow. How much it cost?

[@peterd2587]

Alot, and that’s just an estimate

[@victimoffame2389]

How much MPG will it drop by?

[@toyotaofbend]

Thanks for asking. We don't have an exact number for you, but it would impact EPA rating for a vehicle's average fuel economy (EPA combined), which is the split between highway and city driving

[@PumpUptheJam81]

Hey that was my idea 😉

[@marimashburn7796]

Toyota needs to make V6 Turbo and option

[@jaysonyusi5679]

What’s the offset on those wheels?

[@jfranco3281]

Does anyone know if these tires rub?

[@toyotaofbend]

With our lift kit, the tires do not rub.

[@juanpaolosison8114]

@@toyotaofbend whats your lift kit?

[@gunneroffroad9850]

245/70/17 is the tire size

[@ramirofa1]

I want to buy these sizes, did you set spacer and suspensión lift?

[@tomassanchez6443]

LT245/70 17

[@EverydayJ1786]

So you buy a hybrid RAV4 for fuel economy... Then slap on bigger tires which takes away 3 to 4 mpg .... Yeah that makes alot of sense ! Apparently looking cool is more important. 🤦‍♂️

[@noobslayercom]

it is still great gas mileage. better than buying a bigger vehicle by far. i will call it a fair compromise judgy mcjudgerson

[@_noelpascua_]

Good job on damaging the rims

[@pbear216]

And using an impact gun to put the lugs on.......... this is why I trust no one to do my wheels!

[@AB-80X]

@@pbear216 You are aware that you can set an impact gun to a specific torque right?

[@pbear216]

@@AB-80X I'm aware that no impact guns impact settings are anywhere near accurate. You should never use an impact gun to torque wheels.

[@AB-80X]

@@pbear216 Not true at all. A good impact driver can be 0.3% accurate or better. My bother is the district manager of Bosch Powertools' aftersales departments and repair shops of all of Scandinavia and northern Germany. I have had my Bosch "Blue" tools in their shop for calibration several times just to see if they stay on point - perks of the situation. A good impact driver can in fact easily be more precise than many "click" style torque wrenches - even fairly expensive ones. Have you any idea how much the speed, angle and temperatures can affect accuracy on a click torque wrench? And if you want to get into such accuracies as you think you might get, it is worth zero if you don't know the stretch of the bolt/stud used. You're putting wheels on a car, not assembling gas turbine engines. If you think your click wrench always gets you 110 Nm on your Rav4, you're sorely mistaken. If you put a really good angle wrench on there, I'm sure you can find that with a wrench set to 110 Nm, you'll find them on one wheel to be between 105 to 115 easy. A good impact driver can at the very least put them within 1 Nm despite thread conditions and working ergonomics. The wheels themselves? Trust me, they can handle a lot more. What matters is the studs or bolts. If you look up the torque specs in the TÜV certification papers of a normal quality cast wheel such as an MSW, you will find that the same wheel will need 140 Nm on one car, and 90 on another. Hell, some wheels range from 100 Nm on one car to 180 on another. If you have wheels that will deform because of a 5 Nm difference should that be the case, buy better wheels. Not even cheap China wheels will do that. If you want know where impact guns are a big no-no, it's when using titanium bolts. There are two reasons. One is that titanium is brittle and can crack from the impacts, the other is that this effect is reinforced on wheels with steel inserts as the friction between the titanium and steel is greater. I've actually had to as a guy to replace my titanium wheel bolts after he put an impact gun on while I had my back turned. The friction was so high that it actually threw sparks. Luckily for him and his wallet Hill Engineering was kind enough to send me out two new bolts free of charge rather than having to buy a set of 10 new ones. I have a lot of different experiences with this stuff. You're overthinking it and putting blame on someone for doing something they might have not done. Do I do the final torque on my wheels with an impact? No. I snug it up to 75 Nm and go from there with my digital wrench that can also account for angles and speed. Is that overkill? Yes, but I like it.

[@pbear216]

@@AB-80X thus post shows your complete ignorance on the subject despite you incessant ramblings! The main reason for proper torque specs is simply that uneven or overtorqued bolts will cause rotor warping, it has very little to do with anything you mentioned. As far as metallurgy goes, it has little or nothing to do with lug torque as it does not have to be so minutely accurate. P.S. don't quit your day job!

[@johnandrewmanalili5121]

Kkkkk

[@joncruz]

Nice video 000000 info, thumbs down 👎 by the way: bfg ko2 245/65/17 no lift kit needed. Thanks me later.

[@vmvm583]

Hi! I want to install the ko2. But don’t know what rim offset to order, by any chance do you know?

[@EverydayJ1786]

Yeah right .. nobody will thank you later when you loose 3 to 4 mpg by switching to 245's .. but damn bro those tires look sick ! 🤦‍♂️

[@tawaitai]

Meh.

[@AnTran-rc8yj]

upgrade on quality, downgrade on the look.

[@toyotabrony]

It’s still quality when it’s upgrade. It only depends what u goin for. If u go cheap, than that’s no quality. Still remains a good grade for the look.

[@kenw8783]

Black rims ??? NO WAY !!!! UGLY , Don;t do anything to enhance the look of the rav4 !!!!

[@toyotaofbend]

Thanks for the feedback. You could choose any color of rim you'd like. On this video we choose to go with a black rim.

[@toyotabrony]

It’s his rav4 dude. These are not meant for everyone. Those off-road matte black wheels looks nice and mean. Easily makes the rav4 look an aggressive stance and look. Anything to a rav4 will easily enhance well. Ur not into it so.

[@aarondavis5416]

What lift kit was used?

[@aarondavis5416]

What lift kit was used?

[@aarondavis5416]

What lift kit was used?

[@aarondavis5416]

What lift kit was used?

[@aarondavis5416]

What lift kit was used?