stock rims and 31's
#1
stock rims and 31's
I am new to the forum and have been under the radar searching for a while. I have a 1st gen 94 blazer with stock rims. Would 31-10.5-15's fit or have any of you done this. I know that 15x8's would be fine, just trying to save some money were I can, it will be a trail rig the majority of the time.
thanks for any info
thanks for any info
#2
ummmm..........15x8 is the rim size......you knew that, right? but you can slap 31's on there, no problem.
just make sure that you don't have sagging leafs or t-bars. i had 31's on both my '92 4 door, and one of my '84's-and both had stock suspension.
just make sure that you don't have sagging leafs or t-bars. i had 31's on both my '92 4 door, and one of my '84's-and both had stock suspension.
#3
Thanks I thought they were 15x7 and was just wondering if I was pushing the +-4 inch issue. Rubbing should not be a problem with a lift. thanks for the input.
#4
Your stock rims will work just fine with 31X10.5s. Same exact size rim and tire the ZR2s came with from the factory.
#5
#6
31" tires will rub when the suspension compresses on a stock rig. 30" fit just fine and dont rub.
As for the rims, 15x7 is the stock rim and you can put any diameter tire on it provided it fits in the wheel well. The general rule of thumb is 4+ on teh wideth. Your 7" wide rim can handle an 11" wide tire.
#7
You know the ZR2 has a different frame then the non-ZR2 trucks right?
31" tires will rub when the suspension compresses on a stock rig. 30" fit just fine and dont rub.
As for the rims, 15x7 is the stock rim and you can put any diameter tire on it provided it fits in the wheel well. The general rule of thumb is 4+ on teh wideth. Your 7" wide rim can handle an 11" wide tire.
31" tires will rub when the suspension compresses on a stock rig. 30" fit just fine and dont rub.
As for the rims, 15x7 is the stock rim and you can put any diameter tire on it provided it fits in the wheel well. The general rule of thumb is 4+ on teh wideth. Your 7" wide rim can handle an 11" wide tire.
Thus, my answer.
I try not to read into someone's post more than what they have posted.
#8
Define "fit".
I replied to both possible definitions for "fit".
The rim and the truck.
You can put a 44" tire on a 15" rim, doesn't mean it will "fit" on the truck.
I replied to both possible definitions for "fit".
The rim and the truck.
You can put a 44" tire on a 15" rim, doesn't mean it will "fit" on the truck.
#9
I just have to ask an off topic question for clarification...the ZR2 being on a different frame - is this 1st gen specific? I was under the impression that ZR2's ran the same frame and just had a stock 2" BL?
#10
I'm pretty sure the 2nd gen zr2's have a beefed up frame along with a 4" stance widening kit and 3" suspension lift