Newbie Question about 9.5 tires and rims 8.5
Newbie Question about 9.5 tires and rims 8.5
I am looking at purchasing some Toyo's 305/50/R20 (Toyo's website had 9.5 in bold).
The rims that I want says 20 x 8.5.
I am missing something. Will one of you vets fill in the gap. Will the tires fit?
The Toyo website has 8.5, 9.5 (Bold) 10.5. What does all this mean? Am I hitting my head against the wall or losing something if I purchase the rims, 20 X8.5 for these Toyo tires?
The rims that I want says 20 x 8.5.
I am missing something. Will one of you vets fill in the gap. Will the tires fit?
The Toyo website has 8.5, 9.5 (Bold) 10.5. What does all this mean? Am I hitting my head against the wall or losing something if I purchase the rims, 20 X8.5 for these Toyo tires?
Those tires are more than 9.5" wide. 305mm/25.4 mm per inch = 12" wide.
The three numberws are minimum rim width, recommended rim width, and max rim width for the tire. You'll be fine with those tires and the 8.5" wide rims.
The three numberws are minimum rim width, recommended rim width, and max rim width for the tire. You'll be fine with those tires and the 8.5" wide rims.
I have another question...
I orignally wanted to put some 22's on my Screw. Can I add some 22's without needing a lift kit or suffering from the tires rubbing again the body?
The tires in question are
305/45R22 118V
295/30/R22 103Y
or
LT325/50R22 122R
Thanks
I orignally wanted to put some 22's on my Screw. Can I add some 22's without needing a lift kit or suffering from the tires rubbing again the body?
The tires in question are
305/45R22 118V
295/30/R22 103Y
or
LT325/50R22 122R
Thanks
305/45R22 is about a 33" tire and should fit fine w/o a leveling kit.
295/30R22 is a 29" tire - would look silly on a 4x4 and the load rating is too low for your truck.
325/50R22 is about a 35" tire. That would be hard to make sut w/o a leveling kit.
The two tire sizes that would fit require certain offsets to fit.
295/30R22 is a 29" tire - would look silly on a 4x4 and the load rating is too low for your truck.
325/50R22 is about a 35" tire. That would be hard to make sut w/o a leveling kit.
The two tire sizes that would fit require certain offsets to fit.
Originally Posted by APT
305/45R22 is about a 33" tire and should fit fine w/o a leveling kit.
The two tire sizes that would fit require certain offsets to fit.
The two tire sizes that would fit require certain offsets to fit.
What offset would work for the 305/45/R22?
Thanks for answering my questions.
My 22x9.5 Eagles have 6.7 inches of backspacing. I know it's an Expy, but the bolt pattern is the same as the F-150 meaning the wheel is also meant to fit them.
Trending Topics
Minimum Offset will depend on how wide the wheels are. Wandell's 9.5" width are good @ 6.7", but an 8" wide rimm would only need about 6" of offset.
Last edited by APT; Apr 26, 2007 at 08:19 PM.
The R22 tires that I am scoping out suggest a 10 - 12 inch rim. I am wondering what would I gain if I go with the recommended 11 inch rim instead of going with the minimal 10 inch. So what offsets would I look for:
10" rims
11" rims
10" rims
11" rims


