Newbie question on tires and rims for hzj76

[lpj23]

Just want to know if I can safely use my existing stock tires dunlop qualifiers 7.50 R16 with tubes mounted on the stock steel rims

and mount them on this type of 16 inch rim either with tubes or tubeless

Is it possible? Apologies if the question seems dumb...

 

[roscoFJ73]

Depends on how wide that 16 inch rim is,I think a 7 inch rim would be ok.Not sure about an 8 inch rim. Does it mention on the tyre if it can be run without tubes?
I think they will be ok without tubes though.

IMO You are probably better off getting some use out of the tyres on those rims and then get some decent tyres

 

[Clint79]

I think those rims are of the gx HDJ or uzj 100 series which have the offset to suit ifs not the sfa.

 

[roscoFJ73]

I think those rims are of the gx HDJ or uzj 100 series which have the offset to suit ifs not the sfa.

I was thinking the same.
These will fit
CSA Direct - Fitment Guide

 

[lpj23]

Have not found any info if these tires can run tubeless. If not, will just mount them with tubes.

I think the rims are the ones on the right.

 

[Clint79]

The rims on the left are for the 5 stud solid front diff.they come on the "RV" 105 series

 

[lpj23]

Correction folks, the rims are size 17 that came from a 200 series

These are the actual photos, sorry for the confusion.

Are these rims suitable for the hzj76?
If so, what tire size should I get if I want them looking tall and skinny for street use?

 

[Clint79]

Your rims are 16s the 200s are 17,
I think the offset will be wrong and you will need wheel spacers, might get away with out them if you run super skinny cheese cutters

 

[lpj23]

Thanks Clint79. Any suggestion on tire size... still want them to look tall and skinny

Something like this

 

[lpj23]

Got tires size 265/70 R17. Fits well without spacers. Drastic ride quality improvement on road.

Thanks.