Just trying to get some ideas. 
Anyone have some good 15x10 rims?
- Thread starter Jackson Hanes
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Pura Vida
What an absolute noob
it depends. What do you want it to do? What do you want it to look like? Do you have a picture of the rig for us to help a little better?
If you want a stock look but with wide tires, you can get OEM rims and widen them, and put hubcaps on.
If you want a stock look but with wide tires, you can get OEM rims and widen them, and put hubcaps on.
For off-road/road use, 8” wide rims are fine up to 12.5” wide tires. Your rim will be more susceptible to damage with a 10” wide rim.
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- #5
I just want something wider, I'm not a huge fan of the skinny tires.
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I am really just looking for a pair of slick black rims, and I can't find any with the 6x5.5 bolt pattern.
Pura Vida
What an absolute noob
How wide are you trying to go? “Skinny” tires are usually 10.5 wide. 12.5 wide are big tires. 12.5 wide tires fit nicely on 8 inch wide rims
Pura Vida
What an absolute noob
Can you post up a picture of your truck? It might help with suggestions. It’s hard to give advice on good wheels when we don’t have a reference to what would look good.
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Awesome rig btw, and I don't think I'd be able to get away with 12.5's without rubbing.
Therefore It think I'd max out at 10.5
Putting a 10.5" tire on a 10" rim leaves no sidewall protection for the edge of the rim. Might be ok for a street only vehicle, but not advisable for any real wheeling.
IMO, it looks wrong.
Pura Vida
What an absolute noob
Get a OEM steely from Toyota. It is perfect for a 10.5 wide, and they come in black from the factory.
31X10.50 on a stock steel rim widened to 8"
Pura Vida
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nevermind this comment
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- #15
Do they rub on anything?
No but they would probably just rub in the rear when wheeling
if not for flares. No lift on the rig. You can see better how 8" rim still provides a bulge in the sidewall to protect rim. 10" rim would not produce bulge for protection.
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Does the rim offset matter, and if so what should I be looking for?
It is either 3.25 or 3.5 inch back spacing on the stock rim.
Pura Vida
What an absolute noob
Jackson- are you planning to have it be a road vehicle or a off road rig or what? That depends how wide your wheel should probably be in proportion to your tire
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A picture won't help, I mean it's torn in pieces really.
