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More importantly, measure clearance inside the stock tires to suspension components. Make sure the rims have the same off set as stock ones, or you might have to run spacers. Use a torque wrench and recheck torque after a few miles, I 've had lug nuts loosen on aluminum rims. 8" is the width at the bead/rim, 10 wide tire should be fine.
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04-29-2018, 08:22 AM
More importantly, measure clearance inside the stock tires to suspension components. Make sure the rims have the same off set as stock ones, or you might have to run spacers. Use a torque wrench and recheck torque after a few miles, I 've had lug nuts loosen on aluminum rims. 8" is the width at the bead/rim, 10 wide tire should be fine.
thank you! I will do that! That helps quite a bit!
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