Crappy selection of 315/18 tires for all weather use.....what the hell.......
09-10-2013, 07:52 PM
#22
If I go 335 I will widen them to 11.5"
But the 335 will still fit on the 10.5" rim.....right....?
I've been running 315's for 11 years on my factory 17x9"....... So I would think the 335 would fit the 10.5" easily. Not perfectly, but definitely fit and be safe.
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09-10-2013, 08:06 PM
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Yes......if I go 315 I'll be putting them on the 18x10.5" rim from OE.
If I go 335 I will widen them to 11.5"
But the 335 will still fit on the 10.5" rim.....right....?
I've been running 315's for 11 years on my factory 17x9"....... So I would think the 335 would fit the 10.5" easily. Not perfectly, but definitely fit and be safe.
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If I go 335 I will widen them to 11.5"
But the 335 will still fit on the 10.5" rim.....right....?
I've been running 315's for 11 years on my factory 17x9"....... So I would think the 335 would fit the 10.5" easily. Not perfectly, but definitely fit and be safe.
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a 335/30/18 requires a 11.5"- 12.5" wheel.
I would NOT risk running a 335 on a 10.5" wheel.
If it were me I would buy a set of 10.5 wheels and either run 295s or 315s and If I wanted to widen them to a 11.5" I would run a 335 on them. Just my $0.02
09-10-2013, 08:09 PM
#24
I always use the manufacturers tire specs to determine the proper wheel width.
a 335/30/18 requires a 11.5"- 12.5" wheel.
I would NOT risk running a 335 on a 10.5" wheel.
If it were me I would buy a set of 10.5 wheels and either run 295s or 315s and If I wanted to widen them to a 11.5" I would run a 335 on them. Just my $0.02
a 335/30/18 requires a 11.5"- 12.5" wheel.
I would NOT risk running a 335 on a 10.5" wheel.
If it were me I would buy a set of 10.5 wheels and either run 295s or 315s and If I wanted to widen them to a 11.5" I would run a 335 on them. Just my $0.02
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