it was a simple question that u could just say no it wouldnt work and be done wit ur post and not be d*ck heads about it

 

if you want those tires order the beadlocks with them trail worthy fab redoes the centers.

the sidewall on all tires says only mount on XXX rim there is a reason for that. was out in the back 40 of a buddies house snagging some old tires for a roller turns out a 16" tire will mount on a 15" rim real easy it will even appear to seat the bead and hold air but when it rolls a round a corner it rolls off the rim. the 16.5 might seat onto a 17" rim hell it might seat on a 16" rim however it will not be safe or sane.

 

thank you that is more of the answer i was looking for. i was looking at those recentered rims but they were a lot $$$ and cost more then 8 hummvee tires for a set

 

they were not that bad when i was looking got quoted ~$1700 shipped for a set of 5 of the baja T/A's and matching double beadlocks with PVC inserts. thats $340 a rim/tire/insert for some load range D's on beadlocks IMO thats still one hell of a deal. it is still cheaper than buying damn near any new 37x12.50 that i have seen.

 

well im in college so im tight on money and can get hummvee tires for about 75 to 100 bucks each that are 80-95% tread left and 17in rims are easy to come by but if it cant be done safely then i wont do it and will just go to 35's since those are pretty easy to find cheap to fit my existing rims

 

look around sometime you can find white wagon wheel 16.5s for pretty cheap i have seen them go for $50 a rim up here.

 

My dad just got 4 37's for his truck on 16.5s. They were $90 a tire.

 

They were also take-offs.

 

thanks for the tip

 

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my brother in law has a set of 16.5x10 he would sell for like $200 for the set...

 

Of course you can.... all it takes is an adapter :-D op... gmc and a few other oems used 16.5 wheels. If your hell bent on those tires why don't you get some oems like that and get adapters? I believe the truck wheels are 8 or 9 inches wide.