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Old 05-23-2011, 02:22 PM
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tire and rim size ???

i have some rims, it says 15x7. if i wanna run 31 inch tires on it, whats the width that i can go with?? cause i see tires that says 31x10.50r15. will those fit on mine?
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yes they will fit
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what's the 10.50 for ??? i wanna know cause how could a 10.50 wide tires fit on an 7 inch wide rim?? or is that what it means?
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10.5 is the overall tire width in inches including the sidewall bulge which might differ from the actual track/tread width. Yes they will fit perfectly.
P.S. You DO NOT want to put a 10.50 tire on a 10 inch wide wheel.
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Originally Posted by xxxtreme22r
P.S. You DO NOT want to put a 10.50 tire on a 10 inch wide wheel.
He's dead on. I had a set of 31" Dunlops on 10 inch rims that I picked up in a trade (back when I was young and dumb). Thankfully the 22RE/Auto combo couldn't let me go fast enough to get into trouble. I did manage to crack a rim on a dirt road and it wasn't pretty. A little sidewall bulge is good protection. (gotta be a joke in there)
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P.S. You DO NOT want to put a 10.50 tire on a 10 inch wide wheel.
that would be scary
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Originally Posted by xxxtreme22r
10.5 is the overall tire width in inches including the sidewall bulge which might differ from the actual track/tread width. Yes they will fit perfectly.
P.S. You DO NOT want to put a 10.50 tire on a 10 inch wide wheel.

thanks for the info
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What about a 33x10.5 on a stock 15x6 rim?
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Originally Posted by racehoss
What about a 33x10.5 on a stock 15x6 rim?

Yes it will fit.
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will lug pattern 6x114.4 fit on an 91 yota truck?
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bump to avoid a new thread:

i'm looking at putting a 31x10.5r15 on a 15x6 taco steelie, and was wondering if there were any adverse effects. this will be my dd at 100 miles a day. and this is also a pic request, if anyone has this set-up
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ian your fine, but you might have to adjust the tire pressure accordingly. When I wanted to run 13.50 tires on an 8" wheel, which is fine BTW, only adverse affect is it might create a little more center tread wear as the tire will want to curve the tread a little. This can be remedied by running a slightly lower tire pressure. In addition to this your steering "might" feel a little squishy as the tire will want to wander a bit more on left to right movement. But it's a truck and you shouldn't be making any fast tight turns with it anyway so........

but a 10.50 tire on a 6" wheel is pretty much the same as running a 12.50 tire on an 8" wheel which is done all the time, including by myself.
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seems like a 10.5 on a 6" rim is gonna look kind of balloonish...thought taco steel rims were 7" wide....been awhile since I had my '97....
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i measured using this chart. 6" for the wheels i currently have, and 6" for the taco's

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Originally Posted by ocdropzone
seems like a 10.5 on a 6" rim is gonna look kind of balloonish...thought taco steel rims were 7" wide....been awhile since I had my '97....
my 12.50's on an 8" doesn't look too balloony.
And earlier in my build thread, I had 31 x 10.50's on a 7" wheel as well. Now my spare was a 31 11.50 on a 7" which looked a little odd.

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(31x10.5r15 on 15x6)
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and another. thank you, h.b.yoter!




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wheel size

I currently have 33"x10.50x15 BfGoodrich tires on my '85 4runner. Im buying a new set of tires and getting a spare. the wheels I have are solid black, 6 lug, and have 8 circular wholes in the pattern. They are plain, no deadlock. Im having trouble finding a match, was wondering if I could get some suggestions. Also, for this size tire, do I order a 15"x7" when I find the right one.
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Originally Posted by sean43
I currently have 33"x10.50x15 BfGoodrich tires on my '85 4runner. Im buying a new set of tires and getting a spare. the wheels I have are solid black, 6 lug, and have 8 circular wholes in the pattern. They are plain, no deadlock. Im having trouble finding a match, was wondering if I could get some suggestions. Also, for this size tire, do I order a 15"x7" when I find the right one.
They could be these: http://www.cragarwheel.com/products1...s397BlackSoft8

But they make those in all sorts of sizes (diameters and widths); you're going to have to do something to measure the ones you have and order a matching size. 15x7 and 15x8 will both work with a 33x10.5 (I have had 15x8s with a set of 31x10.5, 33x10.5, and now 33x12.5).
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Thanks, I'll do measuring and then research it and find the right one


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