haha!!!You can probably fit them in .....you might have to take out the rear seats and fold down the middle seat
My tires are 275-45-22. That's 31.74", however my width is over an inch smaller than yours: 10.82" as opposed to your 12"I have 305/40-22 so the diameter works out to 31.6". If you can find a tire with 31.6 - 27 = 4.6 / 2 = 2.3" sidewall height maximum and the wheel with the proper offset, you should be able to make it fit. I don't know what kind of tire selection you have for 27" wheels.
Alex
It even says 22" in the caption...hmm...Here are some pics of a Sequoia on 27s...
Caption is for my vehicle... hmmm...It even says 22" in the caption...hmm...
Let's see . . . worse ride, harder to get in and out of, harder to park, worse gas mileage, bent rims, tire wear quickly, rim cost, tires cost more every time you buy them (the gift that keeps on giving), the thrill of hydroplaning if you happen to get caught in the rain, and, best of all, that great feeling that if you're even considering these rims, you are pimping the wrong kind of car.haha!!!
Question is, WHY would you want 27s?!?!?
Let's see . . . worse ride, harder to get in and out of, harder to park, worse gas mileage, bent rims, tire wear quickly, rim cost, tires cost more every time you buy them (the gift that keeps on giving), the thrill of hydroplaning if you happen to get caught in the rain, and, best of all, that great feeling that if you're even considering these rims, you are pimping the wrong kind of car.
I forget. Is it spelled poser or poseur?
All of the things you mention are valid points based on practicality of the modification. Surely a house mom with a couple of kids, would not "need" any of the bling. However, a person who puts 27s on his/her car... especially a Sequoia... would probably not do so to their primary vehicle. Everyone has hobbies, and as long as they are busy in their garage, they arent busy selling dope to little kids.Let's see . . . worse ride, harder to get in and out of, harder to park, worse gas mileage, bent rims, tire wear quickly, rim cost, tires cost more every time you buy them (the gift that keeps on giving), the thrill of hydroplaning if you happen to get caught in the rain, and, best of all, that great feeling that if you're even considering these rims, you are pimping the wrong kind of car.
I forget. Is it spelled poser or poseur?
I used a pair of adaptors up front. I think if I had the same wheels, but with the correct offset, it would fit without rubbing.My tires are 275-45-22. That's 31.74", however my width is over an inch smaller than yours: 10.82" as opposed to your 12"
I had to put spacers on to get some distance from the arm, and experience very light rubbing on full turns. I would imagine running the 305-40-22 would require either a lift, a spacer or some body trimming. What did you do?
As far as fitting 27s, you would definetly have to do something drastic to your vehicle. The only size that I am aware of to be available for the 27s is the 305-30-27, which means the total wheel height would be 34.2 inches. Thats amlost three inches bigger than the regular wheel well.
Just my $0.02.
Wow, that is one of the most visually offensive vehicles I've ever seen. I think anything bigger than 20's exponentially reduces the usefulness of the vehicle, with 27's hitting the scale at "completely useless". Even for show, it just looks cartoonish. But it's your ride, your money to burn.Here are some pics of a Sequoia on 27s...