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30x 9.5x15 tyres

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30x 9.5x15 tyres

Post by flyinwall »

ok i have searched here and on google and cant find much but i want to know what tyre manufactures make a 30x9.5x15 size tyre in either an all terain or mud terrain pattern and if you have used this size and type of tyre what are they like
i am looking at getting a set for a KIA SPORTAGE (yes i know so dont laugh or make useless comments i am only after info about the tyres) and i do a fair bit of road driving and not so much off road (well not as much as i would like any way) and when i do i like to do all different types (such as mud rocks sand forest trails etc)

any help appreciated
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Post by BundyRumandCoke »

Try searching for 235-75/15, they are essentially the same size. BFGs are available in this size, in both ATs and MTs.
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Post by DamTriton »

30x9.5's are going to require a bit of trimming of the front bumper, and possibly a bit of "massaging" of the firewall seam near the bodymounts, may need to fold back about 1/2 inch of the rear of the front wheelarch up to about 12 inches (this varies from vehicle to vehicle and tyre to tyre).

You will probably need to get some F150/Bronco 4WD 15x7 rims (+7mm offsett IIRC) as the standard offset (45mm on a 6" rim) and tyre width will cause issues with the rear shock absorbers using the standard rims.

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Post by flyinwall »

damkia i pm'd you and you have given me that info in a pm previously
but thanks again
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Post by spamwell »

30's are a fair bit bigger than 235/75 r15, you can get a 30 in any maxxis tyre i have seen, in mtr's, bfg mt's at's, it's a really common size actually
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Post by Hobie18 »

spamwell wrote:30's are a fair bit bigger than 235/75 r15, you can get a 30 in any maxxis tyre i have seen, in mtr's, bfg mt's at's, it's a really common size actually
They're actually very similar as I have both downstairs in the same tread pattern and its vary hard to see any difference at all.
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Post by want33s »

Stock Tyre - 30x9.50R15 .............. - 235/75R15

Section Width: 9.48 in 241 mm ...... Section Width: 9.25 in 235 mm


Rim Diameter: 15 in 381 mm ...........Rim Diameter: 15 in 381 mm


Rim Width Range: 6.5 - 8.5 in ...............Rim Width Range: 6 - 8.5 in


Overall Diameter: 29.99 in 761.74 mm ....Overall Diameter: 28.87 in 733.29 mm


Sidewall Height: 7.49 in 190.24 mm .....Sidewall Height: 6.93 in 176.02 mm


Radius: 14.99 in 380.74 mm .............. Radius: 14.43 in 366.52 mm


Circumference: 94.21 in 2392.9 mm..... Circumference: 90.69 in 2303.5 mm


Revs per Mile: 693.5 ................ ......Revs per Mile: 720.4


Actual Speed: 60 mph 100 km/h
Speedometer1: 62.3 mph 103. km/h

Speedometer Difference: - Speedometer Difference: 3.878% too fast
Diameter Difference: - Diameter Difference: 3.74%

Taken from.... http://www.1010tires.com/TireSizeCalcul ... ion=submit
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