wheel setup

csga227 · May 2, 2016

will 20x12 stretch 35x12.5x20 too much or should I just run 20x10?

Raptorgabe · May 2, 2016

prolly about as far as id go! i have that set up adn the sidewall is straight

Jgon08 · May 5, 2016

Na you have nothing to worry about. I've ran that same setup a ton and never a single issue.

6.4f350 · May 5, 2016

Anyone with rubber band or stretched tires on a truck needs to feel between their legs to make sure their balls are still there. I thought I was on a Ford forum, not a Dodge one......

Jgon08 · May 5, 2016

6.4f350 said:
Anyone with rubber band or stretched tires on a truck needs to feel between their legs to make sure their balls are still there. I thought I was on a Ford forum, not a Dodge one......

Just so you are aware puting 12.5 wide tires on a 12 wide wheel. That is not stretched.

KTM300 · May 9, 2016

6.4f350 said:
Anyone with rubber band or stretched tires on a truck needs to feel between their legs to make sure their balls are still there. I thought I was on a Ford forum, not a Dodge one......

LOL. I don't get the wide wheel deal either, but to each their own. Must be because we actually leave the pavement once in a while and don't want our wheels all banged up.

sootie · May 11, 2016

6.4f350 said:
Anyone with rubber band or stretched tires on a truck needs to feel between their legs to make sure their balls are still there. I thought I was on a Ford forum, not a Dodge one......

good thing you know so much about tire and wheel widths... :doh:

i have offroaded plenty and never damaged a rim with 12.50s on a 12 wide. Nor does the tire "stretch" fwiw.

6.4f350 · May 12, 2016

sootie said:
good thing you know so much about tire and wheel widths... :doh:

i have offroaded plenty and never damaged a rim with 12.50s on a 12 wide. Nor does the tire "stretch" fwiw.

I was into the bottle a little bit and misread OP... Thought he was looking for stretch.

To anyone that is, I still stand behind my first post.