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width question...30x9.5x15 on a 15x10...possible?


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is a 30x9.5x15 possible to mount on a 15x10 inch wheel?
just curious because i am considering buying new wheels because my current ones are damaged, i want a wide look. just that i dont have the cash for some tires at the time.

any help? thanks
 


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I've seen it done. i really don't reccommend it. maybe if it was JUST a daily driver.
 

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My GF's brother has a wrangler with 235/75/15 on 15x10 wheel. Looks funky but it works
 

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Possible? Yes. Retarded? Yes. A 15x8 is a little wide even for that tire...
 

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forgot to mention that it is my daily driver. so do you guys recommend a 15x8? how much narrower would the stance be? because i am aiming for a wide stance.

oh and does anybody have any pics of 30x9.5x15 on a 15x10 wheel? curious on the look :derisive:
 
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the biggest problem is that if you air down when off road, it becomes extremely easy to pop a bead.
 

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I would recommend putting them on your stock 15x6 or 15x7 wheels...
 

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I put 9.5's on my '99 with the stock rims, and it works pretty good. They rub just a hair when I turn to the left, but I can deal with it.
 

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currently i have a set of 9.5s on my stock 15x7s but as i had said. they are bent quite a bit. so i want to replace them with a new set. but i would much rather have 15x10s.

how much narrower is a 15x8 compared to a 15x10? (mounted)
 
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i have a 1998 2wd ranger i want 15x10 wheels what size tires can i go without rubbing i like the wide look thanks
 

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Have you done this yet ?

If not, just for a point of reference, I am running a 16 x 8 w/ 35 x 12.50 tires; so IMHO, I would think the 8" rims will be too wide for the 9.5 tires.
I would run a 7 or even a 6" wheel.
 

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