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I've been checking out getting 35 x 12.5's for my shorty and at the same time i figured I may as well replace my well and truly shagged sunraysias. I was told by a few tyre places that for 35's I would need 15x10 rims but I know of several mates that have 35's on 15x8 sunraysias and have had no probs whatsoever, that includes having them aired down. Here in lies the question: which one is right? I was quite happy to have them on 8" rims but one of the places was adament that I couldnt. What does everyone else think based on their knowledge and experience.
Plus what tyre do people think I should get? (Can I borrow someones flame suit?)
Engineer and manufacturer will not reccommend...BUT...12.5s on a 8 or 7 will run fine. A thinner rim will hold a bead tighter allowing lower off road pressures. It will protect the bead and sidewall also.
A 10 will push the bead out making the bead and side wall more vulnerable.
A 10 will give you a fatter balloon type look but is not the best for off road.
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yeah mate just get the 8's i run them and they are fine
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(Can I borrow someones flame suit?)
brissy area see fouby's morooka (ryano) tell him i sent you--> for some rubber good range and prices! and sunniess are cheap as chips!
