Rim and tire help
#1
Rim and tire help
Hey guys I have a '11 XLT and currently have OEM 18 inch chrome rims and 33" toyo open country a/t 2s. I want to get new rims and tires. I want to keep the 18 inch rim but upgrade to a 35 inch tire. I'm really liking the nitto trail grapplers m/t's. I have the truck leveled and the 33s look way too small. Also, I want to have a small amount of tire stick out from the fenders. Maybe an inch and a half or so. Advice would be greatly appreciated.
#2
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If you have the OEM 18" rims, then they are 7.5" wide. Anything wider than about 11.0" will be too wide to properly support the tire.
I went to a Raptor take off (17") that are 8.5" wide. They support a 285/85R17 (Toyo AT2s). They are 34" tall. A 7.5" rim would not support them. Same with a 35" tire (35 x 12.5R18, e.g.)
I went to a Raptor take off (17") that are 8.5" wide. They support a 285/85R17 (Toyo AT2s). They are 34" tall. A 7.5" rim would not support them. Same with a 35" tire (35 x 12.5R18, e.g.)
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If you have the OEM 18" rims, then they are 7.5" wide. Anything wider than about 11.0" will be too wide to properly support the tire.
I went to a Raptor take off (17") that are 8.5" wide. They support a 285/85R17 (Toyo AT2s). They are 34" tall. A 7.5" rim would not support them. Same with a 35" tire (35 x 12.5R18, e.g.)
I went to a Raptor take off (17") that are 8.5" wide. They support a 285/85R17 (Toyo AT2s). They are 34" tall. A 7.5" rim would not support them. Same with a 35" tire (35 x 12.5R18, e.g.)
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techrep (09-09-2015)
#4
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0 offset with 4.75 back spacing pushes them out 1.25 inches more than stock 18" XLT rims?
#5
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Stock are +44 so zero would push them out 1 3/4" more. Then 1/2 the difference in rim width will be added to the total. So if you went from stock 7 1/2" rims to 9" 0 offset it would stick out 1 3/4" + 3/4" or 2 1/2" more. Sometimes differences in tire width will make them stick out even more.
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sigma pi (09-11-2015)
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Stock are +44 so zero would push them out 1 3/4" more. Then 1/2 the difference in rim width will be added to the total. So if you went from stock 7 1/2" rims to 9" 0 offset it would stick out 1 3/4" + 3/4" or 2 1/2" more. Sometimes differences in tire width will make them stick out even more.
2 1/4" More out..... but that also gets rid of 1/2" of back spacing.... the whole reason for new rims
Last edited by sigma pi; 09-11-2015 at 03:20 PM.
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If you have the OEM 18" rims, then they are 7.5" wide. Anything wider than about 11.0" will be too wide to properly support the tire.
I went to a Raptor take off (17") that are 8.5" wide. They support a 285/85R17 (Toyo AT2s). They are 34" tall. A 7.5" rim would not support them. Same with a 35" tire (35 x 12.5R18, e.g.)
I went to a Raptor take off (17") that are 8.5" wide. They support a 285/85R17 (Toyo AT2s). They are 34" tall. A 7.5" rim would not support them. Same with a 35" tire (35 x 12.5R18, e.g.)
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