Outer Limits 4x4 Board

cbr wrote:These are BFG's All terrian

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Spec.jsp? ... n+T%2FA+KO
this should do you well.

bulldogy wrote:The DPI had the copy in his hand and rattled off what tyres i kud fit to the rims if ya dont belive ring the tyre and rim Association yaself then ya can get a copy from them.

I didn't say I did not believe you I have no trust in the DPI, simple as that. If we where to believe DPI then you would have no problems getting your 35" on 8" rims legal, right So now they change their mind and you have to get 10" rims. This is the kind of BS that I am trying to avoid.

This is the reason I asked the question in the first place I want to get a copy so I can satisfy myself.

Chris.

cbr wrote:I want to get a copy so I can satisfy myself.

gee dude, most people get away with a Penthouse mag...
http://www.bfgoodrichtires.com/assets/p ... _ta_kd.pdf also has a listing

bogged wrote:

cbr wrote:These are BFG's All terrian

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Spec.jsp? ... n+T%2FA+KO
this should do you well.

According to the association the recomended sizes mean nothing. You have to go by the tyre & Rim association manual. If I want to get my 4x4 legal then this is waht I have to do.

Chris.

i will take some photos of the manual for ya tomorrow night.

cbr wrote:So are there any tyres in the 33" range that can be mounted on a 8" rim??
Thanks Chris

I think you can have 255 85 16s on 6.5-8 inch rim.
they are slightly taller than a 33 but not quite a 10.5 wide.
bfg makes these too.

I found that the tyre and rim manual changed between the 2002 and the 2004 editions. apparently in 2002 you couldnt fit 235 85 16s to a 5.5inch split rim but you can according to the 2004 book.

CBR

In another post I just stated DPI's new tyre and wheel rules for 4WD's and item 3 is,

Tyre and rim fitment must be in accordance with the Tyre and Rim Association manual,

so you are going the right way.

JD