Good Price and will it fit?
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Good Price and will it fit?
I've got an ad here from my new Four Wheeler issue. National Tire and Wheel has a special where you can buy 4 Eagle alloy 15x10's with 4 BFGoodrich MT/KM's for $999. Will the 15" wheel fit around my rotors, etc? Also, can I clear these tires, or do I need a lift? I'm thinking about a 2-3" body lift at some point, but it will depend on whether or not I have my job after Christmas, as my company will be doing a lot of layoffs.
Thanks,
-Flea
Thanks,
-Flea
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Actually we can run 15 inchers. It is all about the backspacing that they have.I believe snowball is running some 15s.There are a few others here as well that do run them.I am thinking that are a few wheel makers that do make 15s in our bolt pattern.The best thing to do is talk to snowball about it.He can give ya the whole scoup.Good luck
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The backspacing is chaged on the 15s so they won't touch the brake parts.This moves the wheel out, and would not look right unless the truck was lifted and some big old mudders on it (just take a look at snowballs truck,he has a lot of posts in the suspension forum).
The shops told you that because it is much easier to get a wheel tire combe that will fit right the first time,instead of having to reorder wheels until they got it right.For all intents and purposes I would just get 16s(much easier)
The shops told you that because it is much easier to get a wheel tire combe that will fit right the first time,instead of having to reorder wheels until they got it right.For all intents and purposes I would just get 16s(much easier)