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No need to run spacers. @reddog90 isn’t.

You’d be surprised. You can get them refinished off of rock auto. If they are out of stock, I actually ran that number though summit and they had them as well.

That’s too big and will likely bulge and wear funny. @mattressking did this with the 80 steel wheels and that size tire. But that was wider.

Yes. Completely a normal item.

16x6” 426016026203. Double check that number.

I recently did a Hunter Road Force balance from discount tire. Worth it. It smoothed out the mud terrain vibration a bit. I’ve rotated and balanced these km3 every 3-5,000 miles with good results.

My 70 wheels came off of a legit rest of world troopy. Used as can be. They balanced out with zero issues. I had Toyo MT on the same wheels and it was horrible bad pulls to the right from a notorious “radial pull” that many have reported. I’ll let @reddog90 speak about the details but I’ve...

Tire selection is the main reason. And they run true to size. Run a 235/85-16 if you want an all terrain or a 255/85-16 if you want a mud (km3 or Yokohama Mt are the way to go). I’ve got 25,000 on my km3 and that’s still 9/32 left. This is as close to a 33x10r16 as you can get. They measured...