Can't get a tire shop to install 33x12.50s on these, so they're available locally in AZ. Backspacing is about 3.5" Ideal for a 10.50 or 11.50 width tire.



$225obo

This is about what I have in these not counting all the work I did on them.

What shop won't mount tires on them and why?

If those are the wheels you want to run take them to a 4x4 shop and they will mount them for you.

Andy go to one of the mexican tire shops they will mount them for ya probably for $30-40

tire shops wouldnt mount 33's on the 02 stock rims so i went to one downtown , they even balanced them

I'm sure I can find a place that will mount them - just not the big chains like Discount or Firestone.

Brent, what are your thoughts on the sidewall exposure with a 12.50 tire on a 7" rim - am I asking for trouble in the rocks?

Does she drive the truck much on the road? Are the sidewalls going to contact anything on the suspension when they flex while cornering?

I ran 15.5" tires on a 10" rim which would be about the same sidewall exposure. I honestly don't think that's going to increase the chance of a sidewall cut.

Yes, the truck will see more road miles than trail miles going back and forth to Williams and Show Low, etc.

i think this out in my head and if anything it would make things more stable. The sidewall would bulge some I guess from being pinched in at the bead , but I can't imagine it's that bad.

I wouldn't think you'd have too much of a problem with that... you probably won't be able to air them down much past 15 psi, but you should be alright.

I would try get them mounted and try them out. If they don't work out then get some different rims and sell these.

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I would try get them mounted and try them out. If they don't work out then get some different rims and sell these.

if they don't sell through the various classifieds in the next week or two, that's exactly what I'll do.

pretty freakin sweet lookin rims!