Can you run 37x12.50 on stock wheels
06-08-2010, 10:29 PM
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Sure - with enough lift/wheel spacers/trimming/adjusted steering stops/shop willing to mount them since the rims are narrower than 'recommended' for that tire width/etc...
06-08-2010, 10:34 PM
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Definitely! Just ensure you have spacers to move the wheel outboard to clear for steering. A 37X12.5 and a 35X12.5 are the same width. The 8 inch wide wheel is better for that width than the 10 wide. The beads will hold better when aired down.
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08-22-2010, 08:11 AM
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Scoped, here's mine the day i had the tires installed.
as to the post above, i wouldn't recommend 13.5" tires on stock wheels. i don't think there would be very many tire shops willing to mount that wide of a tire on the stock wheel for liability purposes.
as to the post above, i wouldn't recommend 13.5" tires on stock wheels. i don't think there would be very many tire shops willing to mount that wide of a tire on the stock wheel for liability purposes.