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Wheels and Tyres

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Wheels and Tyres

Post by Rookie »

Just a question I am not sure about.
I have 33x10.5 r 15 wat are the best rims to run with them?
15x7
15x8
15x10

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Post by Busiboy »

IMHO get 15X8 so when you upgrade your tyres you won't need bigger rims.

15X8 are under the radar as far as insurance and rego goes too.
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Post by bogged »

what brand of tire? look in the manufacturer website, and they will tell u.

usually 10.5s go on a 7 in rim
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Post by HotFourOk »

bogged wrote:what brand of tire? look in the manufacturer website, and they will tell u.

usually 10.5s go on a 7 in rim
My 10.5" specified rim width is between 7" and 9". I'm getting 15x8" soon though, as they bulge out a touch more on a 7" wide rim.

As said previous, if you decide on a 33x11.5/12.5 later on, a 15x8" will probably keep you covered.
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Post by Beastmavster »

10.5 are fine on 7" or 8" rims. If you plan on running wider later go the 8" rim.

7" are easy and cheap to score secondhand for most vehicles.
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Post by DIRTY ROCK STAR »

15x10s are waaay too big.
and as stated
the 15x8s allow you to upsize and still keep the rims.
value for money wise its not a bad thing.
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