The Toyota Land Cruiser is an icon — built for serious off-road capability at any price. The 300 Series (2022-current) and the Heritage Edition balance luxury with the expedition-grade capability the nameplate represents. Tire selection spans from premium all-terrain to serious off-road depending on use.
Common Toyota Land Cruiser tire sizes
300 Series Land Cruiser (2022-current): 265/65R18 (standard), 265/55R20 (premium trims), 265/65R17 (off-road package).
200 Series Land Cruiser (2008-2021): 285/60R18 (Heritage Edition, standard), 265/65R17 (TRD Off-Road).
The 265/65R18 and 285/60R18 are the dominant sizes for Land Cruiser trims in the US.
Best tires
BF Goodrich KO2 in 265/65R18 or 285/60R18: the benchmark all-terrain tire for Land Cruiser owners. The KO2 is built for exactly the kind of vehicle the Land Cruiser is — heavy, capable, expedition-grade. Load Range E available.
Michelin Defender LTX M/S: for Land Cruiser owners who primarily drive highway and want maximum tread life with all-terrain capability secondary.
Falken Wildpeak AT3W: for owners who want a quieter highway tire than the KO2 without sacrificing the 3PMSF winter rating or trail capability.
Toyo Open Country MT: for Land Cruiser owners building expedition rigs for serious off-road use — the best M/T available in common LC sizes.
Frequently asked
How much do Toyota Land Cruiser tires cost?
265/65R18 A/T: $160–240 per tire. 285/60R18 A/T: $180–260 per tire. A set of four installed: $640–1,040.
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Last updated 2026-06-27. General guidance only — confirm specifics with a local shop for your exact vehicle.