10" WIDE WHEELS
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> Managed to get a set of 15x10 wheels for Wrangler YJ. Thinking of putting
> LT325/60R Goodyear Mud tires on them. Will these fit stock vehicle without
> rubbing?
You'll probably have a lot of rubbing. On a YJ, you really have a hard
time with anything wider than 8" wheels without a lot of lift, or a
ridiculous offset.
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Re: 10" WIDE WHEELS
INDIVIDUAL wrote:
> Managed to get a set of 15x10 wheels for Wrangler YJ. Thinking of putting
> LT325/60R Goodyear Mud tires on them. Will these fit stock vehicle without
> rubbing?
You'll probably have a lot of rubbing. On a YJ, you really have a hard
time with anything wider than 8" wheels without a lot of lift, or a
ridiculous offset.
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Re: 10" WIDE WHEELS
INDIVIDUAL wrote:
> Managed to get a set of 15x10 wheels for Wrangler YJ. Thinking of putting
> LT325/60R Goodyear Mud tires on them. Will these fit stock vehicle without
> rubbing?
You'll probably have a lot of rubbing. On a YJ, you really have a hard
time with anything wider than 8" wheels without a lot of lift, or a
ridiculous offset.
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Re: 10" WIDE WHEELS
I think the sixty series will look a little like a low rider. Most
of us run the equivalent of about 75 % ratio of width to height. The
30.3 diameter of 325/60 should just fit your YJ without a lift.
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INDIVIDUAL wrote:
>
> Managed to get a set of 15x10 wheels for Wrangler YJ. Thinking of putting
> LT325/60R Goodyear Mud tires on them. Will these fit stock vehicle without
> rubbing?
of us run the equivalent of about 75 % ratio of width to height. The
30.3 diameter of 325/60 should just fit your YJ without a lift.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
INDIVIDUAL wrote:
>
> Managed to get a set of 15x10 wheels for Wrangler YJ. Thinking of putting
> LT325/60R Goodyear Mud tires on them. Will these fit stock vehicle without
> rubbing?
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Re: 10" WIDE WHEELS
I think the sixty series will look a little like a low rider. Most
of us run the equivalent of about 75 % ratio of width to height. The
30.3 diameter of 325/60 should just fit your YJ without a lift.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
INDIVIDUAL wrote:
>
> Managed to get a set of 15x10 wheels for Wrangler YJ. Thinking of putting
> LT325/60R Goodyear Mud tires on them. Will these fit stock vehicle without
> rubbing?
of us run the equivalent of about 75 % ratio of width to height. The
30.3 diameter of 325/60 should just fit your YJ without a lift.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
INDIVIDUAL wrote:
>
> Managed to get a set of 15x10 wheels for Wrangler YJ. Thinking of putting
> LT325/60R Goodyear Mud tires on them. Will these fit stock vehicle without
> rubbing?
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Re: 10" WIDE WHEELS
I think the sixty series will look a little like a low rider. Most
of us run the equivalent of about 75 % ratio of width to height. The
30.3 diameter of 325/60 should just fit your YJ without a lift.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
INDIVIDUAL wrote:
>
> Managed to get a set of 15x10 wheels for Wrangler YJ. Thinking of putting
> LT325/60R Goodyear Mud tires on them. Will these fit stock vehicle without
> rubbing?
of us run the equivalent of about 75 % ratio of width to height. The
30.3 diameter of 325/60 should just fit your YJ without a lift.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
INDIVIDUAL wrote:
>
> Managed to get a set of 15x10 wheels for Wrangler YJ. Thinking of putting
> LT325/60R Goodyear Mud tires on them. Will these fit stock vehicle without
> rubbing?
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