Will these fit my Screw? HELP!!!
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Will this combo fit my Screw? I'm about to pull the trigger on this, want to make sure they will fit without lifting truck and/or cutting the bumper/wheel well....
American Racing Baja wheel: 16.5" X 9.75"
Procomp All Terrain Radial: 33"/12.5/16.5 (tire #16533)
Thanks in advance!!
American Racing Baja wheel: 16.5" X 9.75"
Procomp All Terrain Radial: 33"/12.5/16.5 (tire #16533)
Thanks in advance!!
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Sk8,
Even if the tire IS designed for a 16.5" rim?
Tire link:
http://www.procomptires.com/allt.html
Wheel Link:
http://www.wheelsforless.com/search_...duct_ID=172659
Even if the tire IS designed for a 16.5" rim?
Tire link:
http://www.procomptires.com/allt.html
Wheel Link:
http://www.wheelsforless.com/search_...duct_ID=172659
Last edited by CCarrara; 11-30-2003 at 06:18 PM.
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I fought the same temptation several months ago. Don't buy the 16.5" set cause they're cheap - they're going out and soon you won't be able to buy 16.5" tires! Take the advice stated above and buy a 16 or 17" set. Both should be around for awhile and I think 17" tire size selection should increase greatly over the next year.
BTW, I don't think that combo will fit without doing a little trimwork to the bumper.
Good luck -
Mike
BTW, I don't think that combo will fit without doing a little trimwork to the bumper.
Good luck -
Mike
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#9
Yes, they will fit. Eagle Alloys also make a couple of 16.5x9.75 wheels in the 5x135mm bolt pattern. I agree with the others in there opinions of the 16.5 inch rims. They have a poor bead design. This is only a problem if you air down while off roading. It will be very easy to pop a bead if you do this. You would be better off going with a 16x10 inch wheel and a 305/70-16 (33x12.50). To fit these you will have to crank up your torsion bars and/or trimm a little plastic off your front bumper's plastic valance.
#10
I agrre with the 16" or 17" rim but as for the width if you air down your tires for offroading I would say stick with a 8" wide tire. I have an 8" wide tire and have not aired them down for offroading yet but when I was getting them from a buddy who worked at an offroad fabrication shop he said stick with the narrower rim and with the wider tire you get a little buldge in the sidewall and that also helps protect your rim. I think that with the tire size you are talking about that you would have to do some lifting or trimming.
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Thanks for the replies/help. Sounds like I have two problems, cut/trim bumber and problem with airing down tires to go to beach. Just out of curiosity, why would they make the "bead" different on a 16.5" rim than any other rims? OR, are you saying this "bead" thing is a problem because most people put the wrong tire (non 16.5") on a 16.5" rim??
Man, why is it SO DIFFICULT to find a simple rim and tire for this truck??? NOBODY makes a 17" simple rim for this truck. By simple, I mean the flat deep dish look (like the Baja or an Outlaw...). Doesn't seem to make sense to go to a smaller rim (16") when my stock rims are 17".
All I want to do is get a wider tire!!! Now what? Any other ideas?
Man, why is it SO DIFFICULT to find a simple rim and tire for this truck??? NOBODY makes a 17" simple rim for this truck. By simple, I mean the flat deep dish look (like the Baja or an Outlaw...). Doesn't seem to make sense to go to a smaller rim (16") when my stock rims are 17".
All I want to do is get a wider tire!!! Now what? Any other ideas?
#13
Here's my Screw at stock ride height and 285/75-16 (33x11.50-16) BFG AT KO's on 16x10 Eagle Alloy 058's. All I did was trim about 1/2 inch of plastic off the front bumper's lower plastic valance.
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