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a friend runs q78x15 SS on stock steelies they are 35"x11"
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This is my rig on Q78-15s/ They are on stock steel rim and no problems at all........ (35"-11"......)
So, what would be the " correct " wheel width for 10.50's
What do you mean by stock setup? I was able to get Discount Tire to do this for my stock 60 rims (5.5 wide) with 31x10.5x15 however a few months later a club member tried to do the same thing at multiple shops and got the response that since the stock rims do not meet the minimum mfg. width requirements they could not do it. So your results may very.This is a crazy old thread so not sure if anyone will respond but are you guys running stock set-ups otherwise?
What do you mean by stock setup? I was able to get Discount Tire to do this for my stock 60 rims (5.5 wide) with 31x10.5x15 however a few months later a club member tried to do the same thing at multiple shops and got the response that since the stock rims do not meet the minimum mfg. width requirements they could not do it. So your results may very.
@TigertreeJosh when I first got the tires was before the current lift. Suspension at that point was the old, worn out 60 springs which would hit the bumpstops on harder/taller speed bumps. I only ever rubbed fenders if I was turned to lock and hit a small bump otherwise I never had issues.Stock suspension, stock rims, no lift, uncut fenders. Have you had any issues running that size?