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12-17-2014, 04:44 PM
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Wheel help
Okay so right now I have 16 inch rims as wanted to go with say like 18 inch rims maybe 17. I am running 315/75r16 ties now. When I search that tire size only 16 inch rims pop up. Now if I went with a 325 size tire I think I find more sizes for rims. Now the rims in looking at inly come in a maximum of 9 in wide. Will I be able to fit that size tire on that rim ? Next off how to the off sets work ? The bigger the negative number the more offset the. 0 no offset and the bigger the positivr number the less offset ? Thanks !
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12-17-2014, 05:56 PM
Okay so right now I have 16 inch rims as wanted to go with say like 18 inch rims maybe 17. I am running 315/75r16 ties now. When I search that tire size only 16 inch rims pop up. Now if I went with a 325 size tire I think I find more sizes for rims. Now the rims in looking at inly come in a maximum of 9 in wide. Will I be able to fit that size tire on that rim ? Next off how to the off sets work ? The bigger the negative number the more offset the. 0 no offset and the bigger the positivr number the less offset ? Thanks !
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12-18-2014, 02:38 PM
Greetings BigBuckMafia,
If you are searching for wheels that will fit a 315/75/16, a 16" diameter wheel should be the only wheel that will show up. Any tire will have a rim width range, and a 315/75/16 will have a rim width range of 8"-10" or 8"-11", depending on the tire. A 325 will obviously accept a wheel slightly wider. 9"-12" tire depending.
Almost every wheel that will carry a tire like this will have a 0 or more negative offset. The closer to 0 or more negative offset you use, the further out from the vehicle the wheel will be.
Here is a link to offset info
Hope this helps and I would be glad to help out further if you have more questions.
-AJ
If you are searching for wheels that will fit a 315/75/16, a 16" diameter wheel should be the only wheel that will show up. Any tire will have a rim width range, and a 315/75/16 will have a rim width range of 8"-10" or 8"-11", depending on the tire. A 325 will obviously accept a wheel slightly wider. 9"-12" tire depending.
Almost every wheel that will carry a tire like this will have a 0 or more negative offset. The closer to 0 or more negative offset you use, the further out from the vehicle the wheel will be.
Here is a link to offset info
Hope this helps and I would be glad to help out further if you have more questions.
-AJ
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12-18-2014, 07:46 PM
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Greetings BigBuckMafia,
If you are searching for wheels that will fit a 315/75/16, a 16" diameter wheel should be the only wheel that will show up. Any tire will have a rim width range, and a 315/75/16 will have a rim width range of 8"-10" or 8"-11", depending on the tire. A 325 will obviously accept a wheel slightly wider. 9"-12" tire depending.
Almost every wheel that will carry a tire like this will have a 0 or more negative offset. The closer to 0 or more negative offset you use, the further out from the vehicle the wheel will be.
Here is a link to offset info
Hope this helps and I would be glad to help out further if you have more questions.
-AJ
If you are searching for wheels that will fit a 315/75/16, a 16" diameter wheel should be the only wheel that will show up. Any tire will have a rim width range, and a 315/75/16 will have a rim width range of 8"-10" or 8"-11", depending on the tire. A 325 will obviously accept a wheel slightly wider. 9"-12" tire depending.
Almost every wheel that will carry a tire like this will have a 0 or more negative offset. The closer to 0 or more negative offset you use, the further out from the vehicle the wheel will be.
Here is a link to offset info
Hope this helps and I would be glad to help out further if you have more questions.
-AJ