Where can i find 15x10 rims with 5x4.5 and 4 in bs
05-01-2011, 08:04 AM
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Where can i find 15x10 rims with 5x4.5 and 4 in bs
Ok so I hav my 94 xj I recently installed a 4.5 in rc lift and was looking for 33s. I found a deal in the paper for 4 interco trxus m/t almost brand new for 450 and couldn't pass it up. I kno I'm gonna hav to give her a nice haircut but I was reading online and someone reccommended 15x10 with 4 in bs a d said no rubbing lock to lock?? Do u recommend this and where is the best place to find them?
05-01-2011, 08:10 AM
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here is my experience. i got 4 bfg 33X12.5R15 tires from a freind for 50 bucks so i needed wider rims i did my reasearch and i found out 15X8 inch rims are fine it doesnt "balloon the tires as much but for what i do i dont want ballon tires. so i picked up some 15X8 inch jeep rims off of a wrangler it has 4 or 4.5 inch back spacing i believe but it does not rub at all i still would like some wheel spacers to make them pop out a lil but i have no rubbing so my input is this... it is easier to find 15X8s than 10s and its cheaper and they work its all about what u want now hope i was helpfull gl
05-01-2011, 08:16 AM
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15X8s would still work with 36s even the tires are jsut gunn look a little skinnier but thats better for snow and mud because itll cut thru the snow/mud tot he bottom where hopefully u can get traction
05-01-2011, 08:21 AM
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Ok brother I'm in Louisiana no rocks anywhere close and no snow.... Hell there aren't even hills but there is a ton of mud... I hav my stock xj rims... My only thing is I heard a 12.50 tire on a stock rim would rub in the back on the inside
05-01-2011, 09:50 AM
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Personally I'd stay with an 8" rim 3.75-4 back spacing. I'm running 35x12.5x15 on them right now an they do great. Like u said with some trimming no rub anywhere. Im going to 36" tsls tomorrow an even with those big lugs sticking out the side still no rub. I used to swear by a 10" rim cuz of the steam roller look. Here's mine just to give u an idea. U actually get alil more height out the tires too cuz they aren't flattened out so much.
Side note: where are u in Louisiana? I live over in Biloxi an I'm part of the south Mississippi jeep club. We are throwing a June jam next month at Sicily island an we are trying to get as many rigs as we can. I don't know if your with a club over there but la4x4 is coming an a couple other clubs out of Louisiana. Feel free to pm me for details.
Side note: where are u in Louisiana? I live over in Biloxi an I'm part of the south Mississippi jeep club. We are throwing a June jam next month at Sicily island an we are trying to get as many rigs as we can. I don't know if your with a club over there but la4x4 is coming an a couple other clubs out of Louisiana. Feel free to pm me for details.
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05-01-2011, 10:28 AM
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if you read on tire it should tell you recomended rim size pretty sure 15x8s will workhttp://www.summitracing.com/parts/CRR-3975812/
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