I've got the Maxxis bighorn radials on factory rims. Bent the hail out of the right rear and front.
Will my tires fit onto rear ITP steel rims with 4/137? I know the bolt pattern is the same, and its supposed to have the offset correct, but the set consists of 2 10” rims. Are those too wide for the std. bighorns? I cant find the width for the factory rims.

thanks a million, its an expensive mistake, no one takes back scratched rims LOL

CWG

 

Prairie 650 4WD 02 Rear 12x7, 4/137

found it. Question should have been, can I go to a 10" wide rim with no problems and my Bighorns?

thanks

 

IMO, the 10" wide wheel is too wide for the 10" wide Big Horn, for cornering & general riding... I'm sure they will mount up, & you may be able to seat the beads with a blast tank, & may be able to keep them seated with high normal to higher pressures, but the tire O.D. will be smaller than those mounted on an 8" or 7" wide wheel... I think the stock wheels are like 6.5" wide in the front, & 7.5" wide in the rears...

BTW... I use a set of 12.5" wide tires mounted on a custom 12" wide wheel, for pulling, but think I'd have problems with high speed cornering, if I ran normal air pressures...

are you sure the ITP's are 10" wide... if so, are you sure they're a 12" diameter wheel ???? that would be an unusual size...

 

duh, typo on my part. Nope regular sized rims, just 10" wide.
Pretty good deal for new rims on closeout- I'm guessing someone special ordered and backed out or whatever, was hoping for some bling on the el cheapo.
I see the Bighorns have an 8" wide bead (?) so that could be too wide.
dam...

 

I wasn't talking about the 10ft wide typo in the title... but are you sure the wheels aren't 10" x 10" rather than 12" x 10" ??? the 10" wheel is used more on the V Force, & would have the same bolt pattern, & it would be much more common to find a wider than stock wheel for the V Force, than the Prairie... BTW... our little 300 Prairie came with 10" X 8 or 8.5" wheels, also with the 4 on 137 bolt pattern & they were steel wheels in stock form... so I'd bet that it may be a typo from them, the wheels being 12" O.D.