moglide

Friend gave me free brand new set of 30x9.50 16 in. tires and rims on non 4.5 bolt pattern.Now I will have to use adapters,if I do this my wheels are going to be pushed out an inch or so and now on 16 inch rims vs. my stock 15 inch,Can I get by with budget 2 in. lift or will I have to go higher.Can it be done without rubbing or bottoming out,anybody put on 16's ,thanks for any help

jake7

What are you driving/working with??

Turbo X_J

When I ask that silly question peeps reply "It's a Cherokee, duh".

jake7

I was just going to assume it was a 3-wheeler

drhoward1988

What exactly are you asking? The lack of correct grammer make it hard to understand your question. We also need some more information on the vehicle and the rims those tires are on

moglide

just bought truck 2 wheel drive, its bone stock,does have monroe air shocks on back,just want to add budget 2 in. lift if possible,to make it work

BlueXJ

drhoward he is obviously asking what he needs to get to mount the free wheels and tires on his XJ. He may need wheel spacers to mount them if he has a 2" budget lift. Even I can figure that out.

drhoward1988

I meant no disrespect by what I said. Its just his original post lacks alot of needed information to help answer his question.

moglide

I have no lift at all, its a stock 2 wheel drive,I was given rims with different bolt pattern so now adapter will be used,how much lift will be needed can I do it with 2 inch lift without tires rubbing;

rnmcguire

Why not just have the tires swapped over to your existing wheels. Prolly about the same price as buying adapters or even cheaper. The tires should be ok on stock rims as long as your rear end isn't sagging to much.

amonideos

If you're worried about fitting and you are going through all this hassle why not just take them and sell them on craigslist? Then buy yourself another set. Problem solved.

moglide

stock rims are 15 inch new rims and tires are 16 inch with different bolt pattern and adapters are only 120.00

tyler_walker

You can technically cram 31 inch tires with a 15 inch wheel under a 2 inch lift BUT you have to extend your bumpstops so your tire doesn't bottom out when flexing, and you get like, 0 flexing by doing 31's with a 2 inch lift. But since your wheel is a 16 inch I would get one of these other guys to tell you if it's a larger combo because of it's larger wheel size.

Kingfisher

Adapters aren't good.
You can buy a set of used steel wheels cheaper.
I don't remember ever hearing of 30x9.50x 16.
2" lift should work with 30" tires.

Outlaw Star

If you insist on using adapters, make sure to buy Hubcentric ones. There are Hubcentric and Lugcentric ones. Hubcentric ones are best because they center off of the hub itself instead ov just the lugs.