285/75/16 what wheels do i need
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285/75/16 what wheels do i need
so winter is coming in a few month and in quebec canada we need winter tire.
so i decided for bfg all terrain for ther ability to go prety much anywhere and for there little mountain logo ( snow legal ).
i will change my crapy 18 tire on my sahara. i just need to know the back spacing i need to order my steel wheels. the tire tread need to be inside the fenders heer or i can have problem with the law. so can somone help me.
sorry for my english
so i decided for bfg all terrain for ther ability to go prety much anywhere and for there little mountain logo ( snow legal ).
i will change my crapy 18 tire on my sahara. i just need to know the back spacing i need to order my steel wheels. the tire tread need to be inside the fenders heer or i can have problem with the law. so can somone help me.
sorry for my english
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Any 16" wheel that is 8" wide and 5" or less of backspacing will do fine. The cheapest is the Cragar steel wheels $60 per wheeel and most alloy wheels run $120-200 or more in the 16x8 size.
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all right for the 8 inch of width but if i whant to keep the tire iside the fenders ... is 5 bether than 4
i know how it works but im confused still.
i know the tire will be 3 cm wider so like 1 inch 1/4 and i guess that with 4 or 4.5 back spacing will be all right.
its hard to figure this out when you dont actualy have the wheel and tire in front of you
i know how it works but im confused still.
i know the tire will be 3 cm wider so like 1 inch 1/4 and i guess that with 4 or 4.5 back spacing will be all right.
its hard to figure this out when you dont actualy have the wheel and tire in front of you
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If you stick with 5" backspacing, the tire will be about even with the fender flare and not stick out. Mine stuck out because I have the Spidertrax 1.5" spacers on them. The less backspacing, the more it will stick out. The factory backspacing is 6.25" but your tires are a bit wider, so you will need some room. Most of the Cragars or common alloy wheels are 5" or 4.5" of backspacing.
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Pictures being worth a thousand words, here's an image I took of mine just to show how much my wheels stick out (ATT, had RC 2.5" Lift and 2.2 Shocks, Procomp 7089 16x8 Wheels [4.5" BS], Dick Cepek 285/75R16 FC-IIs). This is close to what you're considering. Five inches of BS, as Armycop suggests, should keep you 100% legal.