Full polish brings a more refined direction to this LC200 than a conventional matte off-road wheel. Dozens of turbine-inspired spokes spread across the 22-inch face, creating a dense radial pattern that changes constantly under reflected light. A 22×9 ET35 square fitment keeps all four corners visually consistent, while each forged monoblock carries a listed 1,050 kg load rating.
| Item | Specification |
| Model No. | 260955 |
| Construction | Forged Monoblock, 6061‑T6 Aluminum |
| Size | 22 × 9" (Square / all four) |
| PCD | 5 × 150 |
| Offset | ET35 (all four) |
| Center Bore | 110.1 mm |
| Weight | 17.1 kg per wheel (all four) |
| Load Rating | 1,050 kg |
| Lug Seat | 15 × 32 × 60° Taper |
| Finish | Full Polish |
Each corner uses the same 22×9 ET35 specification, giving the LC200 a consistent wheel position rather than creating the deeper rear geometry common on performance cars. A listed 1,050 kg load rating supports the demands recorded for this SUV application, but nothing about the face is styled to look deliberately heavy-duty.
Fine turbine spokes take the design in almost the opposite direction. Numerous narrow surfaces distribute detail across the 22-inch diameter, creating a more refined visual rhythm than broad off-road spokes would provide.
Full polishing makes that geometry more demanding rather than merely brighter. Reflections expose every transition from hub to rim, so spoke spacing and surface continuity become easy to read across the entire face.
Square sizing also helps the design remain consistent around the vehicle. No rear wheel is intended to look wider or deeper; the repeated radial pattern becomes the defining feature from either side of the LC200.
Load capacity remains part of the engineering specification without dictating the visual language. Polished turbine geometry gives the LC200 a road-oriented, more detailed appearance while the equal 22×9 fitment keeps the stance controlled at all four corners.

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Rear width does not need to be increased on every custom wheel project. For this LC200, equal sizing keeps the overall proportions consistent and lets the same turbine profile appear at each corner.
ET35 is also shared front and rear, so the fitment concept remains uniform throughout the vehicle rather than creating a staggered transition.
A 1,050 kg load rating is part of this specification, yet the design does not visually advertise itself as a rugged utility wheel. Strength requirements and visual direction are treated separately.
That distinction works well for an LC200 build seeking a more polished road-oriented presence while retaining the load specification recorded for the project.
Different suspension, tire choices or intended stance may call for another specification. Xingtu can develop those dimensions around the actual LC200 rather than assuming 22×9 ET35 suits every build. Vehicle details can also be sent to Xingtu for fitment review before production.
No. All four wheels use the same 22×9 dimensions and ET35 offset.
The current specification uses a 5×150 PCD with a 110.1 mm center bore.
Each wheel is listed at 17.1 kg.
The stated load rating is 1,050 kg per wheel.
Matching dimensions keep the wheel proportions consistent around the vehicle and suit a design where uniform turbine styling matters more than rear dish depth.
Numerous narrow spokes follow a repeated radial direction, creating a stronger sense of movement and allowing the polished finish to reflect light across many separate surfaces.
Yes. Finish direction can be changed for another custom set, although a darker coating will create a different visual effect from the full-polish treatment shown here.
Yes. Suspension setup, wheel clearance and preferred stance can all influence the dimensions selected for another vehicle.