Wheels
ROH wheels for Toyota LandCruiser 300 Series
Compare ROH wheel designs and documented fitment examples for the Toyota LandCruiser 300 Series. Check the specification, then see the look on your own vehicle in Nordak.
For a LandCruiser 300, compare ROH Crawler, Assault and Atlas in the six-stud specifications below. The 300 Series needs its own wheel selection. A five-stud 200 Series wheel or a lower-offset wheel from another 4x4 is not a substitute.
This guide covers Australian LandCruiser 300, within ROH's 2021-onwards application. The 70, 100 and 200 Series are excluded. Confirm the exact grade, brakes and modifications with your supplier.
Which ROH designs should you compare?
ROH Crawler: Our first visual comparison for a 300 with dark touring accessories. Its mesh face gives the wheel detail without relying on a large diameter. Check the Crawler application.
ROH Assault: Try its fuller face if you want a substantial-looking wheel alongside a bull bar and roof rack. Choose black or bronze around the full build, rather than around the wheel photo. Check the Assault application.
ROH Atlas: Compare this if you prefer a more angular design. Its documented 17x9 +35 example differs from the +40 Crawler and Assault rows, even though all three use 6x139.7. Check the Atlas application.
These are Nordak styling preferences. The specification still has to suit your 300 Series.
Fitment examples for the 300 Series
The following rows are marked 'Recommended' in ROH's selected vehicle tables, checked on 9 October 2026. Follow each wheel link for the exact application and finish availability.
| Wheel | Size | Stud pattern | Offset | Load per wheel | ROH label |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crawler | 17x9 | 6x139.7 | +40 mm | 1500 kg | Recommended |
| Assault | 17x9 | 6x139.7 | +40 mm | 1500 kg | Recommended |
| Atlas | 17x9 | 6x139.7 | +35 mm | 1500 kg | Recommended |
The 17x9 +25 Crawler and Assault rows are labelled 'Aggressive'. At the same width, they sit 15 mm further out than +40. Do not assume a high load rating removes the need to check the track, tyre coverage or your exact brake package.
ROH's labels are manufacturer guidance for the selected application. They do not approve every tyre, modified suspension setup or registration requirement.
Treat loaded touring requirements as part of the order
We would compare the 17-inch designs first for a touring 300, subject to confirmation for the exact grade. If you have a certified GVM upgrade, give the supplier its documentation and axle requirements. The rating on a wheel is only one part of that assessment. An 18-inch alternative is a styling and tyre-package decision, not automatically a stronger or more suitable choice.
Before you order
Have your supplier confirm the part number and finish, hub attachment, wheel hardware, brake clearance and tyre-to-rim suitability. Check clearance through steering and suspension movement, plus the load requirements for your vehicle and any certified modifications.
VSB 14 Section LS covers wheel attachment and clearance. Check the rules where your 300 Series is registered; the national code does not replace local requirements.
See ROH wheels on your own 300 Series
See Crawler, Assault and Atlas against your own 300 Series paint and accessories in Nordak. Keep the bar, rack and tyres visible so the choice reflects the complete touring build.
Open Wheels in Nordak, choose a ROH design and available finish, then see it against your own photo.
See ROH wheels on my 300 Series in Nordak.
Nordak creates a visual concept. Confirm physical wheel and tyre fitment with your supplier before buying. You can also read our ROH Crawler guide.
