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SureShot 11-04-2009 11:21 AM

2004 2 door 2wd tire size question
 
Yes, I searched... and I'm overly tired of searching for 2wd tire size questions because EVERYTHING is about 4x4 blazers.

I just bought a 2004 2 door 2wd blazer ls and I would like to get larger tires/wheels.

1) What's the largest and widest size without lifting (not an option, wife has to be comfortable getting in/out)

2) What do you do about discrepancy in speed/mileage?

3) It has the stock 15" wheels/tires... would 1/2" spacers work (and look ok) until I can find wheels/tires?

Thanks... and take it easy on a suv noob... :D

DriftinBlzr 11-05-2009 08:25 PM


Originally Posted by SureShot (Post 260896)
1) What's the largest and widest size without lifting

No idea. But, I have 235/75-15's on my '02 2wd and they rubbed the frame and sway bar at full lock.


Originally Posted by SureShot (Post 260896)
2) What do you do about discrepancy in speed/mileage?

I ran about 2-3mph slower, as indicated on the speedo, just to make sure I wasn't going too far over the speed limit. I eventually bought a tuner and changed the tire size setting.


Originally Posted by SureShot (Post 260896)
3) It has the stock 15" wheels/tires... would 1/2" spacers work (and look ok) until I can find wheels/tires?

I doubt you'll be able to tell that you installed the .5" spacers. You'll have to get longer wheel studs as the stock ones won't allow you to have enough thread left to secure the wheel safely.

Later, Doug

2002XTREME 11-05-2009 08:31 PM

Try this , pick up a set of 16X8 rims from a junk yard or place like that, kinda like the wheels from an Xtreme blazer like mine.. it will give a diff stance and you should not have any rubbing probs..

Zeeke98 11-05-2009 09:38 PM

It's a 2wd, not a 4x4. 16x8's like a ZQ8 or Xtreme wheel will fit the same as the stock wheels, only an inch wider. You could do 275/60/15's on the rear if you want wider but same height as the front 235/70/15's.

SureShot 11-06-2009 07:59 AM

Thanks for the input guys.

Next question, while in pepboys looking for some floor mats, I saw these wheels:

http://www.pepboys.com/images/upload...ine_139_lg.jpg

They have them in 15" x 8" for $50 roughly (8" wide wheels will work with stock tire sizes right?)... but I can't find the backspace and offset of these wheels... I can probably find it online with enough time, but what is the offset and backspacing on the stock 04 2wd 15" wheels? I think I read 6" backspacing and +42mm offset... does that sound correct?

swartlkk 11-06-2009 08:43 AM

6" BS is for 4wd rims. I believe the 2wd's are 4.5" BS.

Dabber 11-06-2009 10:53 AM

Not a bad looking rim really but what are the chances they are gonna have the 4.75 bolt pattern that we will need? Might even be tempted to jump the ditch to get a set for that price, even with the exchange rate

SureShot 11-06-2009 12:49 PM

They are the 2nd wheel listed:
http://www.pepboys.com/tires_wheels/...chined_wheels/

They specifically say Blazers on their site...

Zeeke98 11-06-2009 06:38 PM

Hmm...if those are that cheap, I'd be tempted to get a set of those and keep the stock height tires and put some agressive AT's on em.

Dabber 11-06-2009 10:51 PM

Exactly what I was thinin Zeeke98


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