quick pic request

[94broncoeddyb]

hey guys i have a 94 bronco wit a body lift i bought it like that. right now it has 15x10 centerlines and 14.5 thornbird tsl's that are hella bald. im in the market for new tires but im iffy cause my dad told me 12.5 wide tire on a 10 inch wide rim would look round and i like the square look. anyways to the point if anyone is running 12.5 tires on 10wide rims post a pic well thanks

joe

btw i was thinking about buying some cooper sst's they anygood?

 

[Yardape]

a friend of mine put 33x12.5 on 15x10 rims on his 94 f150. I was saying the same as your dad, and he wouldnt listen. He went and bought the rims and I kept telling him how bad it would look. He proved me wrong. They are perfect. I dont have a picture right now but I can work at getting one

 

[oktogo]

i have 15.5 on 10in rims they dont look to bad look at my pics

 

[BLADE262US]

I called 4 wheel parts recently asking about rims and the guy told me that the rim needs to be a minimum 3 inches narrower than the tire width /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />

 

[oktogo]

yep that what they told me i think im ok 15.5X10 :lol:

 

[Krafty]

I run a 12.5 on a 8" rim and it looks fine.

 

[stusainte]

Im running 35x12.5x15's on my stock rims and thik they look good

 

[broncotough]

i got 35x12.5 pro comp mud terrains on 15x10 steel. thes rims were very cheep i think less 50 per. slight rub when turning off level ground. on the street its no problem. excellent turning radius. with a 6" suspension lift, they rub inside the wheel well on hard landing. lol. i can even smell some rubber burning.

 

[Beardly]

Here's a shot of my 33x12.50-15 Dean Wildcat AT's on 10" rims... The tread is actually right at 10" wide, and it looks like a perfect match for my setup IMHO >

~Beard

 

[Beardly]

OH YEAH, BT... Don't know about the "Hard Landings", but I expect lose some rubber too... Just aint got there yet :blink: LOL

So far they haven't rubbed.

~Beard