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Toyota TTE/GS300 lexus Alloys part no.s needed


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Hi Could anyone with Lexus GS300 or TTE 9 spoke rims look up the part no (stamped on the inside) To confirm these wheels will fit a sup before i buy them?

 

TOYOTA TEAM EUROPE TTE

 

Original Equipment *Brand New Set of 4*

 

2 Front Rims: 8.5Jx18

 

Part Number on reverse side: TTE85840

 

2 Rear Rims: 10Jx18

 

Part Number on reverse side: TTE10840

 

All Rims: STUD5 PCD114.3 ET40

 

Made in Germany by BORBET and ARTEC, Fitment instruction - in German, 20 wheel nuts and key for locking centre caps are included. NO TYRES.

 

Many Thanks ya all! :search:

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I got these from a UK Lexus dealer:

 

18 x 8½'' fronts (Part #: LPZ439-S0670-ZM) are £176.88 +VAT each (£207.83)

18 x 10" rears (Part #: LAM287-81000) are £342.94 +VAT each (£402.95)

Wheelnuts and hubcaps are included.

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Sorry Knightrider-It looks as though I may have moved whilst you "snoozed" and got these wheels,yesterday for my V8 Soarer-They will look,better on my car anyway!!! A very nice Burmese man met me and I handed over a load of smackeroons for them. All I need now is a set of good tyres -245-40-ZR18's front and for the rear--275-35-ZR18",or the 245-40's can fit all round.Anybody got some lying around??? cheers,Martin;)

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245-40-ZR18's front and for the rear--275-35-ZR18",or the 245-40's can fit all round.
You can't put 245 section tyres on a 10" wheel. Well, you can at a stretch but I wouldn't. Why not stick with the 275/35/18 size Lexus chose?
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Hi Jake, In the instructions for the wheels for the LS400 it is recommended to use the 245's all round. Michael has come up with the best combination.i.e. 255-40-front and 275-35 rear,. That is what I shall now use so here's hunting and another load of smackeroons,I should have stuck to sex but I suppose at my age cars are more fun and less tiring!!

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Hi Jake, In the instructions for the wheels for the LS400 it is recommended to use the 245's all round.
I think you'll find that 245 all round is only for the standard 8½" rims. The optional extra 10" rears require a wider tyre.
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I contacted TTE today to see if I could buy the alloys direct :eyebrows:

 

They sent me back an email with the PZ codes and told me to contact my local Toyota or Lexus dealer :( Although they will sell me the TTE centre caps.

 

I will not be beaten just yet as I have a german friend who is going try and get prices from them :D

 

Do they actually make them or do the german company Borbet manufacture them?

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Sorry Knightrider-It looks as though I may have moved whilst you "snoozed" and got these wheels,yesterday for my V8 Soarer-They will look,better on my car anyway!!! A very nice Burmese man met me and I handed over a load of smackeroons for them. All I need now is a set of good tyres -245-40-ZR18's front and for the rear--275-35-ZR18",or the 245-40's can fit all round.Anybody got some lying around??? cheers,Martin;)

 

:bang: Guess i shall never sleep again....

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In the TTE instructions,it DEFINITELY says for the LS400- 10" rears 245-40 tyres. But I am getting some 275-35's Martin
Any chance you could take close up photo or scan those instructions for me please mate? I'm having trouble believing it TBH.

 

 

Thanks

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