15x10 or 15x8 wheel
15x10 or 15x8 wheel
ok so i have a 2001 edge 4x4 automatic gears 4.10 and i wanted to put 33x12.50 duratracs on it with just a t bar crank and then a body lift until august with that said which rim would be better i like when the tire sticks out a little oh and also i will be puttin front 3' front baja fender and my truck is a stepside so help?
Normally I would say 8” but since you are trying to achieve a wider look then maybe the 10”,
I believe that the 8” rim allows a different tire pattern on the ground how much, who know unless you test it out with both rims.
But with a 3.75 or 4” BS, you will not get much outside of an OEM fender let alone the wider Pre-Runner Fenders.
Maybe a wider suspension is in the works somewhere !
I believe that the 8” rim allows a different tire pattern on the ground how much, who know unless you test it out with both rims.
But with a 3.75 or 4” BS, you will not get much outside of an OEM fender let alone the wider Pre-Runner Fenders.
Maybe a wider suspension is in the works somewhere !
Im running 12.5" wide tires on 8" wide rims and they are just fine, I think they look better than they do on a 10" wide rim too. People will say they wear bad on 8" rims but thats just BS, my MT's are wearing perfectly.
Last edited by 01_ranger_4x4; Mar 20, 2013 at 04:20 PM.
yeah but a lift has no effect on a wheel. it will look the same width wise since you're going with the same size tire all three of those trucks have, 33x12.5
I'm in the same boat. Difrent truck. 2x4 4 in lift. I have 15x8 wheels back ordered, but second thoughts are coming in. Future project is 3in body lift for clearance and 33in tires should I cancel my order and try 15x10 so I don't hafto order them later ("saven money") or will that not even fit my truck right now?
i run 33x12.50 bfg a/t with Mickey Thompson classic ll black 15x10 3.31 bs. i like my tires to stick out. when i ran 15x8 even when below 30 psi they wore in the middle like the outside edges were untouched about and inch or so on each side. i wanted my tread to wear evenley too. Although with the 15x8 it seemed to sit a tad higher too.
A 12.50 tire calls for 8-10" rim. I think 12.50s look better on am 8".
Also, the wider the rim the further it sticks out and the more body interference you will encounter.
Maybe even a shorter turning radius.
If you are running stock fenders then the 8" rim should look better.
Also, the wider the rim the further it sticks out and the more body interference you will encounter.
Maybe even a shorter turning radius.
If you are running stock fenders then the 8" rim should look better.
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