SSMOKE-U

Can i fit a 295 series tire on a 9.5" rim???

1fastWS6

iTrader: (3)

Probably depends on the wheel dia.

I have 295-35-18's on 10" rims. The min. recommended with is 10.5" for a 295-18 but it still looks and handles fine. I wouldn't put the same tire on an 9.5" rim though.

If you're talking about a 295 on a 16" or 17" rim, then it'd probably be fine. The taller the side wall, the better it will fit.

Xsta Z 28

iTrader: (2)

Nope . . .

Ferocity02

iTrader: (60)

You can.... but I would not reccomend it for hazardous reasons. I was going to do that, but opted for 285's instead.

WEASEL

Yes you can. I'm running a 295/35/18 Michelin Pilot Sport on Y2K 18x9.5 wheels in the back. 275/35/18 Kumho's in the front.

I test their limits on a daily basis. No problems FOR ME. No bulge, no cupping in the middle. I usually run 36psi front 34psi back.

I wouldn't run any wider in the front. I don't really see the point unless there's some benefit with RR or AutoX. Too much work for the power steering pump, and my arms when parking in tight places.

I could also see oversized tires being more of a hazard when used as your directional steering tires vs the back tires due to more lateral forces being applied in turns.

Xsta Z 28

iTrader: (2)

Just because you can make it fit, doesn't make it right . . .

295/35ZR18 requires a 10" wide wheel minimum . . .

WEASEL

No it doesn't!

SSMOKE-U

well i don't like the idea of it not being safe so I will go with a different wheel so I can still use the 295 tire. Thanks for the help.