what width rim with your 37 mtr?

[jimbo74]

teh rule of thumb is 4" tire to rim... but when i worked at a tire shop, if we could get the bead to seat it was all good.... i remember mounting 33x12.50s on the stock sr5 15x6 rims on a customers first gen truck....

[Gewehr43]

Think the stock 15X7 wheels would be fine with a 35X12.50R15?

[Reynolds]

15x7 should be fine. I run 15x8's on my 37" MT/R's. The 15x10's were nice for tire wear (much more even tire wear) but not so good for rock rash on the wheels. I like the 8's because the tire gets a little taller and narrower and the bead is tougher to peel off the rim when aired down. Downside to 8's is tire wear isn't as even.

[Shamb]

I've used 15x8's and 15x10's  on the 37" MTRS when I had them. Didn't really notice a different from the two..

Ran both at 5psi and never blew a bead, I guess I liked the looks for the 8" rim a little better 

[Geno]

I run 15x10 with my 37" MTRs.  In the snow I run 3-4 PSI and on the rocks I runs 4-5 PSI depending on load.  I have never blown a bead.

[skid]

I run 15x10 with my 37" MTRs.  In the snow I run 3-4 PSI and on the rocks I runs 4-5 PSI depending on load.  I have never blown a bead.

kinda funny, in the snow we ran mtr's  at 1-2 pounds with no bead locks, never a problem.  Friend  lost a bfg inner bead with outter beadlocks first time out at 5 psi.

[46&2]

kinda funny, in the snow we ran mtr's  at 1-2 pounds with no bead locks, never a problem.  Friend  lost a bfg inner bead with outter beadlocks first time out at 5 psi.

Yeah, MTRs are a bad ass tire. I usualy run BFG muds but i have neve run those under 8 psi. I will most likely get a set of mtrs when it comes time to buy new tires because everyone i know that has them swears by em. Hell I practically swear by em and I have never even owned a set. Riding and wheeling with my MTR buddies was enough proof for me.

[Brandon]

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