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Old 03-21-2008, 07:48 PM
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Any disadvantages/advantages to running a rim this wide? I'm reading they may have trouble holding a bead when aired down. I'm sure you would get a much wider appearance to the tire which I like. I am considering the setup, 16x10" rim, 37x12.5 or 13.5" tire. Thanks in advance
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I cant vouch for the 12.50 but I havent noticed any issues with holding a bead. I run 35x13.50 Claws. If your runnng a 12.50 I would prob go witha thinner rim but my setup (IMO) is great! Im running 16x10 ProComp's
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I've been running them since I installed my lift last year without any problems with 35x12.5 tires. If you found some you like, go for it.
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Originally Posted by Abesonite
Any disadvantages/advantages to running a rim this wide? I'm reading they may have trouble holding a bead when aired down. I'm sure you would get a much wider appearance to the tire which I like. I am considering the setup, 16x10" rim, 37x12.5 or 13.5" tire. Thanks in advance
No problems here, aired down to 10 psi. I'm sure you can go lower, I just haven't needed to.
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Thanks for the feedback everyone and the pic easttnruby.



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