Has anyone tried this? Mounting 33x12.5 on stock 15x7 rims? I currently have 33x9.5 on 15x7's Handle's not so good on the road. I want a bit more stability on the road and highway. :roll: May be 33x10.5 would work but 33x12.5 would be better.
Actually, a 35x12.50 will work better on a 7" wheel than a 33x12.50. Less angle on the bead with the 35.sk1er17 said:Im planning on mounting a 35x12.50x15 on a 15x7 rim as a spare- lol i wanna know if anyones done that..
The tire shop told your brother that because most tire shops wont mount anything other than a stock sized tire on an Explorer due to the Firestone fiasco. Its store policy at many places across the US and has nothing to do with wheel size.ExplorerDMB00 said:I told my brother that some 31x10.50x15s would work on his 15x7 wheels, but he went to a local tire chain (merchants tire/auto), and they said that it was very unsafe. I didn't think it was, but now 12.50s on a 7 inch wide wheel....I don't know. You might be pushing it. Just my thoughts. If you do do it, be careful on turns and watch your air pressure.
james t said:The tire shop told your brother that because most tire shops wont mount anything other than a stock sized tire on an Explorer due to the Firestone fiasco. Its store policy at many places across the US and has nothing to do with wheel size.
Hmmm, excellent for burn-outs huh?james t said:No. Its not dangerous in any way, offroad or on. It just wears the center of the tread more over time.
Makahveli said:Hmmm, excellent for burn-outs huh?