What kind of offset would you need for some 16x10s to work properly with 36x12.5x16's and a 5 inch lift? I dont want a body lift but those are the size tires I want and the lift I want. I did not want 10 inch wide rims but they are required for those tires.
offset for 16x10s
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i think about the only offset you can get in a 16X10 rim is 4.5 inches unless you go with welds. but theyre are alot of money. you could probably get buy with 4.5 inches but you would want something more like 3.5 or 3.75 inches so they stick out a little more.
I have 35X12.50X15 mounted on American Racing 15X8" rims. 8" wide rims are the smallest allowed for 12.5" tires. They do cup the tires so you have to fun low (23psi) pressure so they're sit flat. On the highway I go up to 35psi so it rides better.
-Chris
-Chris
Thanks for the info. I am looking at some Swamper TSL Radials in a 36x12.5x16
They recommend a 16x10.. I thought about stuffing them on to a 16x8 but I dont want to have to deal with the tire pressure all the time so it is easier to go with the 16x10 and avoid the cupping.
They recommend a 16x10.. I thought about stuffing them on to a 16x8 but I dont want to have to deal with the tire pressure all the time so it is easier to go with the 16x10 and avoid the cupping.
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Bill,
Before I installed my stuff, I was going to go with a 16" wheel. The guys at 4WPPC put together a package for me which consisted of the Skyjacker 5" lift, 16 x 8 589's and 36/12.50/16 Super Swamper TLS Radials. They always recommend this set up for alot of dodges and they dont get any problems. My welds are 15 x 8 with 4.50" of back spacing and my tires are flush with my fenders...well, actually they stick out about an inch or two, which I think it looks really clean. A wheel with 3.50" of back spacing sticks out alot and I dont really like how that looks in my opinion, but many people do like their tires sticking out of their fenders....
Before I installed my stuff, I was going to go with a 16" wheel. The guys at 4WPPC put together a package for me which consisted of the Skyjacker 5" lift, 16 x 8 589's and 36/12.50/16 Super Swamper TLS Radials. They always recommend this set up for alot of dodges and they dont get any problems. My welds are 15 x 8 with 4.50" of back spacing and my tires are flush with my fenders...well, actually they stick out about an inch or two, which I think it looks really clean. A wheel with 3.50" of back spacing sticks out alot and I dont really like how that looks in my opinion, but many people do like their tires sticking out of their fenders....
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it does look kinda goofy with the tires sticking out on some trucks, but if you lift 5 inches or more then it'll look fine. alot of 4X4 shops recommend that the tires stick out on the sides to keep it as stable in the turns as when it was stock. if you go up 5 inches you go out 5 inches.
I have a 2001 ram 1500 with about 6.5" of lift. My friend let me try a set of AR wheels..15x10's with a 3.50 backspace...they have 35x14.50.mickeys on them....
they stuckout no lie about 6" and thast being kind...no way would i use them, or would they be legal in NJ....If i use 15's instead of 16's.....i guess the correct backspace for both wheels would be around 4.50".....to keep most of the tire inside the wheelwell.
they stuckout no lie about 6" and thast being kind...no way would i use them, or would they be legal in NJ....If i use 15's instead of 16's.....i guess the correct backspace for both wheels would be around 4.50".....to keep most of the tire inside the wheelwell.
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whats the width regulations where your from, here in illinois your legal as long as it fits in the lane, which is 12 feet wide.
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