12.5 Wide Tires On A 10 Wide Rim?
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12.5 Wide Tires On A 10 Wide Rim?
i know it sounds really stupid but i just bought some american racing wheels 15x10 and im looking to fit some 33x12.5 l 15LT ,
ive mesured the backspacing and its 4 inch
would it be safe? ,will it look silly? ,any sugestions?
god damn i think its the dummiest question ive ever asked!!
ive mesured the backspacing and its 4 inch
would it be safe? ,will it look silly? ,any sugestions?
god damn i think its the dummiest question ive ever asked!!
Last edited by Chief_Yota; 07-03-2007 at 06:14 PM.
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That would be sweet. I have 35*12.5*15 BFG A/T's on white steelie wheels that are 10'' wide. Works great. They are on my 82 CJ-5 with full width Chevy axles. I love the bull dog look it gives it.
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35x12.5x15 on AR 15x10 6.25" Backspacing. It's what I like, plenty wide. Stable base for 5" of lift, doesn't wanna get tippy real easy.
Last edited by MudHippy; 07-03-2007 at 06:45 PM.
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i know it sounds really stupid but i just bought some american racing wheels 15x10 and im looking to fit some 33x12.5 l 15LT ,
ive mesured the backspacing and its 4 inch
would it be safe? ,will it look silly? ,any sugestions?
god damn i think its the dummiest question ive ever asked!!
ive mesured the backspacing and its 4 inch
would it be safe? ,will it look silly? ,any sugestions?
god damn i think its the dummiest question ive ever asked!!
You'll be more likely to pop a bead, assuming that you 4 wheel and air down, than if you ran 8" wide wheels.
Would it look silly, to whom ?
What matters is what it looks like to [b]you[b/], not anyone else.
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Man those 35's make my 33's look wimpy. I'm running 33x12.5x15 on 10" rims with 4" bs, and I think it looks decent. You ask is it safe?, why wouldn't it be the !2.5 on a 10 puts the tire fairly close to center, less stress on the ball joints/control arms and still reasonably close to the correct camber.
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If you're just talking about the center of the tire being centered on the wheel width, well then the wheel width doesn't matter
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Here's another couple pics
Last edited by MudHippy; 07-03-2007 at 07:27 PM.
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got some old pics of my stock rims on 31x10.5 allterrain,
Shot with K510a at 2007-07-03
thats just after painting the rims black,i figured out i would buy some american racing daytona black rims
ill get you a pic after my setup for sho.
C2Z,D520Z,C220Z
Shot with K510a at 2007-07-03
thats just after painting the rims black,i figured out i would buy some american racing daytona black rims
ill get you a pic after my setup for sho.
C2Z,D520Z,C220Z
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MudHippy, I think your on the wrong side of the rim, you might be closer to 3.5". at least thats how it looks in your pics. anything more than 4" bs would almost certainly have major rub/fitment issues with your suspension.