djlarroc

15x7 is recommended up to a 10.50 tire. I ran 34x.10.50 on a 15x7 wheel w/4" backspace and it was damn near perfect. Cleared the LCAs, and stuffed the tire just inside the stock flares.

If i had gone 15x8, prob would not have been able to pull that off.

Some guys even say 15x7 on a 12.50 is the "poor man's beadlocks" lol.. I know a 15x8 is a common size, but because 33x12.50 is what so many guys like to run. For a 12.50 tire, 15x8 is better, but I like 15x7. 10.50 tire is just so much easier on front suspension wear as well. Just my opinion though.

Bminnillo

How does a 10.5 tire compare to a 235?

JCKustoms

A 235mm wide tire is 9.25". A 10.5 would be about 267mm.

Bminnillo

Well I want to go bigger eventually and it would be nice if I didn't have to buy rims and tires next time like I am now.

Btw, I want a beefy m/t that lasts a long time. More off/road than on.

dogger15

Remember with beef tires need to start looking into upgrade parts for steering depending what size you end up with

Bminnillo

Well the new tires this week wont need anything. But I will prob end up with 4" lift and 33's

Bminnillo

Would a 2" bb allow 33's?

-Rudy-

31's at the most unless you want to really trim the hell out of your fenders.

wiggles

Look up treadwright, got my 32's for $111 each

Bminnillo

I heard they are shirty thou... heard they will peal off and are poorly manufactured

DMAXX

I thought the same thing about treadwrights but Ive heard nothing but good things about them. Im kinda sketchy on retreads but I deff plan to get them when I get my 31's you just cant beat the prices

-Rudy-

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