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wast2424 04-16-2015 08:17 PM

ranger rims and tire
 
hi every one im currenctly look to buy rims for my ranger 08 single cab
I want to go the winder possible, I think i wll buy diamond racing 16x9,5 with 260/60/r16

what do you thing? I much offset should I get? I like the flush look without rubbing and camber, will lower the truck il the futur

thx avery enjoy your minitruck

redranger04g 04-16-2015 09:27 PM

You should be good with that size without rubbing. Most guys on here get a 3.75" backspacing, which for a 9.5" wide rim the offset would be -38. If you plan on lowering the truck you will rub with those tires.

wast2424 04-18-2015 09:43 AM

what is the best tire rims setup to not loose all the advanatge of owning a truck, but have a dam nice minitruck??

what do you propose?

redranger04g 04-18-2015 01:02 PM

You are asking a ridiculously vague question. You need to provide a lot more information if you want opinions on a good setup.

There are a million rim/tire setups, literally. You aren't going to loose any advantages of owning a truck with a different rim/tire setup unless you go low profile. Low profile will reduce offroading capabilities.

What do you want simon? We can't tell you. Are you going to lower the truck, lift the truck? If so how much? What do you use your truck for? Your tire choices will drastically change due to ride height.

Ask specific questions. I can't give you a rim/tire choice so you have a "dam nice minitruck but don't lose advantages of having a truck"

wast2424 04-18-2015 06:10 PM

I want to drop the truck 5 inch in the back and 3-4 inch front, i use my ranger for my atv in the bed i do not plan to do offroad im 2wd but i dont want to be slammed its the reason why i dont want 225 50
So i was think put some 235 60 but i also dont want to rubs maybe 10ich is to large
What do you think 9,5 back 8,5 front?

redranger04g 04-18-2015 06:19 PM

First you said 260/60/r16, now you say 235/60r16. Which is it? And you wan't to lower it 4/5 inches but you don't want it to be slammed? That makes no sense.

Get the same size rims so you can rotate tires. Don't mix them.

wast2424 04-18-2015 06:23 PM

4-5 inch drop is not that much with rims with 1 inch bigger

wast2424 04-18-2015 06:42 PM

https://www.google.ca/search?q=slamm...l%3B1024%3B768

look at the picture, It close to what I want but a litle bit less drop, in the pucture he is 9 inch drop rear and 6.5 front with 16x10 dont know the tire

RLong31 04-18-2015 07:52 PM


Originally Posted by redranger04g (Post 2090005)
You are asking a ridiculously vague question. You need to provide a lot more information if you want opinions on a good setup.

There are a million rim/tire setups, literally. You aren't going to loose any advantages of owning a truck with a different rim/tire setup unless you go low profile. Low profile will reduce offroading capabilities.

What do you want simon? We can't tell you. Are you going to lower the truck, lift the truck? If so how much? What do you use your truck for? Your tire choices will drastically change due to ride height.

Ask specific questions. I can't give you a rim/tire choice so you have a "dam nice minitruck but don't lose advantages of having a truck"

Agreed. Give us an idea of the direction you want to go with the truck.

You say you want to lower it a little bit.. how much?

Do you want to take if off-road or strictly a street queen?

The advantages of having a truck are being able to haul stuff in the bed, so as long as you don't mess with that ability, you should be good ?

wast2424 04-26-2015 10:07 PM

anyone look at the picture?


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