In need of a set of smallish tires on rims

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looking to borrow something smaller than my 7.50 r16 for now.
Like 26-27 inch smallish. Ridiculous low profile rollers. On rims.

Prefer at least legal tread, so if I have to move it (and I will have to move it) you know. No drama.
Only needed for a few months, currently having garage height issues. Will continue for some time.

Troopy hits the sheds for good once the rain starts.
Let me know what you've got.
Future parts considerations or alcohol involved.
Cheers
Crusty
 
Kinda far away, have a set of 235/75/15 tires on rims sitting in my shed for years...you can borrow them. Less than 3000KM on them, like new.

Rob
 
235 75 r 15 convert to about 28.9 inches. Too big for what I'm after.
Thanks though.
Crusty

Let some air out? Put some sand bags in the back? :hillbilly:

My Prado came with tiny tires, but they are long gone...sorry.

Glad your rig is here though; can't wait to see it.:cheers:
 
Right o. I've got a spare set of 16" wheels... 80 series stockers.
Looks like the best course of action is to buy a cheap set of little rubbers and mount on my steelies.
If I've got to pay to mount, might as well own 'em.
Troopy failed inspection today, few little things to sort. They picked up on the rubber not being DOT. So definitely need some tires now.
Was gonna swap the burb's wheels, but the Chev centres are too small. s***e.
Thanks For the replies.
Crusty
 
thanks for the replies. I have borrowed a set of little M/T rollers from rigpig.
troopy has passed bc inspection and just... holy s***... I really mean just, fits into the garage. stupid rented 20's house.
its all good for now.
cheers
crusty
 
I guess I'm a bit late, but no room for a Costco type tent shelter?

would rather pay for storage ;) or roll on smallish tires. I've not had the best experience with Costco shelters.
no worries, its all sorted for now. I'll be building troopy some flash and entirely suitable new "accommodation" shortly.
cheers
crusty
 
Yup no worries!
Certainly the cleanest 40 series Troopy i've seen. Now that my shop is just about done, it's incentive to get the "Skinner" done to get some wheeling time in.
Cheers!

I spied it myself.... almost crashed staring at it whilst driving. Thats one sexy truck.
 
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