HELP... With tires
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HELP... With tires
Ok so I have a 2009 JKU Sahara. That being said I have 18" tires and almost no mud tire options for replacing my current tires. But.... I have a set of Fuel Gauge rims in 18x9 vs the stock 18x7.5 rims. Will this extra 1.5" allow me to fit a bigger tire? I am not looking for a lift so please advise what size tire I can fit on the 18x9 rim ( without rubbing) and any suggestions. Thanks in advance for any help.
PS. I have been going in circles because every tire I ask the tire shop about, they say it will not fit because the rim is to narrow. But they are quoting off the stock rim wich is why I ask about the 18x9 But again Thanks !!!
Oh !! And I really like the look of the BFG KM2's. Is there any size that will fit ? And what is the minimum fit I would need to fit a pair? (just in case I can't find another set I like)
PS. I have been going in circles because every tire I ask the tire shop about, they say it will not fit because the rim is to narrow. But they are quoting off the stock rim wich is why I ask about the 18x9 But again Thanks !!!
Oh !! And I really like the look of the BFG KM2's. Is there any size that will fit ? And what is the minimum fit I would need to fit a pair? (just in case I can't find another set I like)
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Take a look at 1010tire.com It is a great site that may answer some of your questions as you can shop via rim size for tites. Also ask your local tire shop with the new rim size so they can assist you accurately. Rubbing will depend on Backspacing and a couple other issues. Double check that as well. You should be able to run a 33-35" tire w/o any real issues.
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Take a look at 1010tire.com It is a great site that may answer some of your questions as you can shop via rim size for tites. Also ask your local tire shop with the new rim size so they can assist you accurately. Rubbing will depend on Backspacing and a couple other issues. Double check that as well. You should be able to run a 33-35" tire w/o any real issues.
Good luck
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Good luck
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