32x11.5 r15 on 15x10's?
32x11.5 r15 on 15x10's?
Just wondering if it works allgood? and looks good? thinking of getting a navara and 32's would be easier to fit than 33s
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- Hard Yaka
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Re: 32x11.5 r15 on 15x10's?
it depends if you plan to use it off road?i found a narrower rim holds the tyre on the bead alot better than a wide rim,on road doesnt matter that much,hope this helps 

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Re: 32x11.5 r15 on 15x10's?
the tyres will look means as on the fat rims but you will blow them off once the pressures come down
had a set of 33x12.5 on tens and they did look awsome but with 18/20 pd all it took was a little knock from a edge of a rut and flats become a big issue, more with the front tyres than the rear
had a set of 33x12.5 on tens and they did look awsome but with 18/20 pd all it took was a little knock from a edge of a rut and flats become a big issue, more with the front tyres than the rear
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Re: 32x11.5 r15 on 15x10's?
im running 32x11.5 on 15x10 and there fine
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Re: 32x11.5 r15 on 15x10's?
Cheers guys. ive just put 33x12.5's on 15x10 rims for a mate, and yeah they look awesome! but was just making sure the 1" thinner didnt make them start to look to stretched. thanks
Re: 32x11.5 r15 on 15x10's?
I'm running the same size on my Safari. I was advised to run them on 8" rims but the recommended rim width is 8-10" so either works.
All tires sit nicer on wider rims and look better but risk rolling beads a lower pressures easier than narrower rims.
Tires on narrower rims will pull in and sit slightly taller and look like they bulge in slightly more and are more stable at lower pressures.
Its up to you. I'm probably biased to my 8" rims so.. Just make sure your rims are the right offset to fit your truck. Japanese solid front axles require -20(8") or -40(10") minimum to clear the front break calipers.
T-mo.
All tires sit nicer on wider rims and look better but risk rolling beads a lower pressures easier than narrower rims.
Tires on narrower rims will pull in and sit slightly taller and look like they bulge in slightly more and are more stable at lower pressures.
Its up to you. I'm probably biased to my 8" rims so.. Just make sure your rims are the right offset to fit your truck. Japanese solid front axles require -20(8") or -40(10") minimum to clear the front break calipers.
T-mo.
Tomo
1991 Nissan Safari AD SWB TD42 - 33x12.5 BFG KMs, 2" lift + more coming.
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1991 Nissan Safari AD SWB TD42 - 33x12.5 BFG KMs, 2" lift + more coming.
"Never let a nerd loose with a torque wrench."
Re: 32x11.5 r15 on 15x10's?
ive heard of some stockcar guys getting the edges of their rims knurled so the rim bites into the tyre and they hold the bead much better.mates them abit of a prick to get off again.
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Re: 32x11.5 r15 on 15x10's?
Yeah they always look cool on 10" rims
.... they look even cooler when you can keep the beads on and the air in them






