32x11.5x15 on stock rims
11-22-2010, 08:36 AM
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32x11.5x15 on stock rims
i just baught a pair of rims and tottaly forgot about weather they will actually fit my rims or not. I googled it and found people go both ways. some places I guess won't mount them unless the rim is at least 8.5 and other said it would work. does anyone know whether these will work or not?
11-22-2010, 12:53 PM
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i run 33x12.5 on stock 7" rims, at 25psi they are fine, heck i had a nail in one and it drove fine at 3psi (just a little wobble at 45-50mph) and at 3psi the rim still sat ~3 inches from the ground opposed to ~6 like the rest
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11-22-2010, 02:09 PM
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^ do you have wheel spacers? i know that on my stock alloys, there is no way a 12.5" wide tire would fit without the inner sidewall rubbing on the UCA. if it did, it would be VERY tight. currently, with 31x10.5" tires and BJ spacers (which slightly increased the gap), the gap between the UCA and my sidewall is around 1/2"-3/4".
oh yeah, as to the comment on whether or not a shop will even put the tire on a narrower-than-recommended wheel...some shops will do it anyways, only they might not physically install the tires onto the vehicle itself (so they're not responsible). good example of that is how Costco will sell you bigger meats, and will even put them on your wheels, but will not physically install them onto your actual vehicle unless it either came like that from the factory or you drove it in like that. OTOH, smaller Mom and Pop shops will pretty much mount whatever you want however you want.
oh yeah, as to the comment on whether or not a shop will even put the tire on a narrower-than-recommended wheel...some shops will do it anyways, only they might not physically install the tires onto the vehicle itself (so they're not responsible). good example of that is how Costco will sell you bigger meats, and will even put them on your wheels, but will not physically install them onto your actual vehicle unless it either came like that from the factory or you drove it in like that. OTOH, smaller Mom and Pop shops will pretty much mount whatever you want however you want.
11-22-2010, 02:29 PM
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oh yeah, as to the comment on whether or not a shop will even put the tire on a narrower-than-recommended wheel...some shops will do it anyways, only they might not physically install the tires onto the vehicle itself (so they're not responsible). good example of that is how Costco will sell you bigger meats, and will even put them on your wheels, but will not physically install them onto your actual vehicle unless it either came like that from the factory or you drove it in like that. OTOH, smaller Mom and Pop shops will pretty much mount whatever you want however you want.
11-22-2010, 04:51 PM
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^ do you have wheel spacers? i know that on my stock alloys, there is no way a 12.5" wide tire would fit without the inner sidewall rubbing on the UCA. if it did, it would be VERY tight. currently, with 31x10.5" tires and BJ spacers (which slightly increased the gap), the gap between the UCA and my sidewall is around 1/2"-3/4".
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