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blazer123456789 08-20-2007 09:15 AM

tire ?
 
ok well i want to get some 30's i want to no if i can get them on my stock rim i was also planning on getting a 2 inch body lift. If some one could tell me what size tire would work the best or what brand you think looks good i would appriciate it if you need more info let me no thanks

Hanr3 08-20-2007 10:10 PM

RE: tire ?
 
https://blazerforum.com/m_10637/tm.htm

Read young grasshoper.

If you still ahve questions post away. :D

blazer123456789 08-21-2007 08:17 PM

RE: tire ?
 
thats a great link it was very informative but i dont understand the the sizeing they use on all the tire websites when its 3 nimbers ex: 203/30/15 those arnt the actual numbers but its an example
^ ^ ^
if you could tell me what these thee mean i would apprciate it like i said i dont no any thing about tires but your link to ur earlyer post very helpful

swartlkk 08-21-2007 08:45 PM

RE: tire ?
 
1st set of numbers (203 above) is the width of the tread in millimeters
2nd set of numbers (30 above) is the aspect ratio or the ratio of the tread width to the sidewall height. So to get the true sidewall height, you need to multiply 203 by 30% which equals 60.9 millimeters (2.4 inches).
The last set of numbers (15) is the diameter of the rim in inches.

So to get the outside diameter of the tire, you have to add the rim diameter, 15 inches to twice the side wall height. In the above case, a 203/30R15 tire is 19.8 inches in diameter (or would be if anyone made a tire of that exact size).

blazer123456789 08-21-2007 09:27 PM

RE: tire ?
 
thanks that was very helpful i found some tires i think they will fit but im not sure if they are to wide i do not want them to rub heres the link http://www.truckaddons.com/Catalog/s..._Thornbird.htm
they are the T-320 ones it says they are 30x11.50-15LT i think they would work but i would like to no first i am putting them on my stock rims
thanks

lennyblazer 08-21-2007 09:31 PM

RE: tire ?
 
30" tires will fit on your stock rims, I would recomend BFGoodrich All Terrian AT'shttp://2koolperformance.ca/images/tu...$199%20CAD.jpg
in a 30"x9.50" R15

Otherwise if you are going to do a body lift you could fit 31"x10.5" R15 tires with most likely no triming other than removing one bolt. I am going to get 31x10.5 15's this fall and if you dont have pics by the time I get them I'll post some up once I am done. I am also planning on a 2" bodylift and a 1.5" tbar and 2" shackle lift.

blazer123456789 08-21-2007 09:37 PM

RE: tire ?
 
thanks that was very helpful i found some tires i think they will fit but im not sure if they are to wide i do not want them to rub heres the link Super Swamper Thornbird - Truck Addons.com
they are the T-320 ones it says they are 30x11.50-15LT i think they would work but i would like to no first i am putting them on my stock rims
thanks

*Combining Consecutive Posts*

i would like to use this rim with this wheel would greatly apprciate it if some one could tell me if they will work togeather and wont rub and will fit the bolt pattern thank

rim link Cragar Black Soft 8 Rims - Summit Racing.com

tire link the tire is T-320 Super Swamper Thornbird - Truck Addons.com


*EDIT by swartlkk* - Combining consecutive posts - Please use the edit function to add additional information to your post if another member has yet to reply. Please PM me if you have any questions. Also, Please try to use the hidden link functionality offered to you. Again, PM me with any questions.

lennyblazer 08-22-2007 01:16 AM

RE: ok will this work
 
The tires would work with the rim, and the rim should work with your truck since it is a 5 on 4.75 bolt pattern. The only thing is that the rim has a backspacing of 4.25 inches compared to the stock rim which has about 6" on the 4x4 and 4" on the 4x2. This means that this rim will stick out about 1.75" further than stock, which should make it look good and do better for you so you dont rub and that you are going wider as you go higher (the rule of thumb is go 2" wider every 1" you go up). Hope this info helps you out.

blazer123456789 08-22-2007 08:12 AM

RE: ok will this work
 
sry about the double post my original post was not showing up on my screen i have a very bad computer sry and thanks for all the help


swartlkk 08-22-2007 08:13 AM

RE: ok will this work
 
No problem on the double post this time;)!


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