Want to borrow - 37" tire to fit 16" or 18" wheel

[UZJ105]

Anyone in the Triangle have one or two 37" tires laying around that would fit a 16" or 18" wheel? I'm doing a solid axle swap on my 100 and would like to see how 37s fit before I pull the trigger on purchasing anything. Leaning towards 35's for practicality, but if I can squeeze 37's on w/o too much pain, then why not.

I'll essentially have an 80 drivetrain on 3" of lift, but 100 wheel wells aren't as deep, so I want see what clearance issues I might run into. I can't get a clear consensus on the 100 forums.

If anyone has a Tundra on 37's that would be even easier.

 

[afgman786]

Too many people running 35s on 100s. Can't have a SAS'd 100 with only 35s

 

[clrussell]

i support 37s on a 100

 

[AJR]

Every bit of body work that you have to cut out of the way to clear 37s, is less bodywork to get dented.

 

[clrussell]

Every bit of body work that you have to cut out of the way to clear 37s, is less bodywork to get dented.

 

[IcutYourCruiser]

Buy 37s and make them fit.

 

[UZJ105]

Buy 37s and make them fit.

That might be where this project is heading

 

[uzj100]

Lots of tires are back ordered so if you are considering them, you may want to get them ordered.

 

[UZJ105]

Lots of tires are back ordered so if you are considering them, you may want to get them ordered.

I'm not purchasing them until I know that's what I'm going with. If they're on backorder, I can wait

 

[Comet]

I think I have one under an engine block. I can bring it. Loose wheel, no rim.

 

[jfz80]

I think I have one under an engine block. I can bring it. Loose wheel, no rim.

Hey now. You can’t just get rid of that jewel that easy. Plus it’s for a 17” rim

 

[Comet]

My plan was to drop it off at your house on the way back home. She ain’t going nowhere but back into your loving arm’s.