I dunno if my situation is doable or even wise to do...forgive my ignorance...
the dilemna::
my rig [not a daily driver] is riding at stock height [NO lift what-so-ever].
my cousin graciously donated his five less-than-2k miles Cooper Discovery S/T 255/85/16 tires.
I want to buy five 16 x 7 black steelie rims that would fit onto to the Cooper tires, but am not sure of what problems and issues I would run into if I installed these rims and wheels on stock height...like rubbing on tie-rods, calipers, fender wells, etc.?
again, my rig is not a daily driver, and will not be used for wheeling anytime soon, just grocery runs & errands w/ occasional fwy driving. is it ok to install 33" tires riding at stock height or should I wait & get the lift first?
everyone's .02 is appreciated
thx,
jonathan
the dilemna::
my rig [not a daily driver] is riding at stock height [NO lift what-so-ever].
my cousin graciously donated his five less-than-2k miles Cooper Discovery S/T 255/85/16 tires.
I want to buy five 16 x 7 black steelie rims that would fit onto to the Cooper tires, but am not sure of what problems and issues I would run into if I installed these rims and wheels on stock height...like rubbing on tie-rods, calipers, fender wells, etc.?
again, my rig is not a daily driver, and will not be used for wheeling anytime soon, just grocery runs & errands w/ occasional fwy driving. is it ok to install 33" tires riding at stock height or should I wait & get the lift first?
everyone's .02 is appreciated
thx,
jonathan