Rim Types Whats the Difference??
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Rim Types Whats the Difference??
Different types are usually just how they look. Polished, brushed, painted, style of rim etc...
You cant put a 10" tire on a 12" rim. You have to keep the same diameter but you can change width. You can use a 22x10x10 tire on a 8x10 wheel or even a 7x10 wheel. Wheels are always going to be smaller width wise than the tire.
You cant put a 10" tire on a 12" rim. You have to keep the same diameter but you can change width. You can use a 22x10x10 tire on a 8x10 wheel or even a 7x10 wheel. Wheels are always going to be smaller width wise than the tire.
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Rim Types Whats the Difference??
ok thanx that helps a lot.
But i have an 06 king quad. Tire sizes 25x8-12 front and 25x10-12 rear. Is that likely that my rims are 8" and 10" rims?? B/c i would like to get some wider tires on the same rims, maybe 10" fronts and 12 rear if possible.........I guess it would differ on the type of tire i was gonna get?
This is my first experience with new tires, all my old 4 wheelers have been stock tires till the last day
But i have an 06 king quad. Tire sizes 25x8-12 front and 25x10-12 rear. Is that likely that my rims are 8" and 10" rims?? B/c i would like to get some wider tires on the same rims, maybe 10" fronts and 12 rear if possible.........I guess it would differ on the type of tire i was gonna get?
This is my first experience with new tires, all my old 4 wheelers have been stock tires till the last day
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Rim Types Whats the Difference??
Originally posted by: 2manytoys
Different types are usually just how they look. Polished, brushed, painted, style of rim etc...
You cant put a 10" tire on a 12" rim. You have to keep the same diameter but you can change width. You can use a 22x10x10 tire on a 8x10 wheel or even a 7x10 wheel. Wheels are always going to be smaller width wise than the tire.
Different types are usually just how they look. Polished, brushed, painted, style of rim etc...
You cant put a 10" tire on a 12" rim. You have to keep the same diameter but you can change width. You can use a 22x10x10 tire on a 8x10 wheel or even a 7x10 wheel. Wheels are always going to be smaller width wise than the tire.
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Tire size goes like this: 25x7x12
where 25 is the tire diameter in inches
7 is the tire width in inches (this number MUST be equal to or greater than wheel width)
12 is the diameter of the wheel bead (this number MUST be matched to wheel diameter)
Such a tire would require a 12" diameter rim
Rims are labeled 12x7 where:
12 is the diameter of the wheel in inches
7 is the width of the wheel in inches
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Rim Types Whats the Difference??
your tires are ; 25" tall ,
your front tire is 8" wide , (thats measured from the outside edge to the inside edge)
your rear tire is 10" wide (2 inches wider than the front),
your rims are 12" rims (front and rear)
these measurements are correct if your tire says 25x8-12 and 25x10-12
to double check grab a measuring tape and see if the rims are 12". both should be.
your front tire is 8" wide , (thats measured from the outside edge to the inside edge)
your rear tire is 10" wide (2 inches wider than the front),
your rims are 12" rims (front and rear)
these measurements are correct if your tire says 25x8-12 and 25x10-12
to double check grab a measuring tape and see if the rims are 12". both should be.
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Rim Types Whats the Difference??
you can put whatever tire you want on the stock wheels they will all fit just make sure they dont rub and you can steer example-- 12in wide mudbug is alot narrower than a 12in wide outlaw it all depends on the tire let me know what tires your wanting ill tell you if they will fit clearance wise