no reputable tyre fitter will put the 12.5's on a 7" rim....for good reason
The 285/75's are a 10.5" btw, not 12.5's.
wasnt to sure so i thought i would ask,,i have two sets of rims 16x8 sunnies and 16x7 flipped disco rims,,can you put 285x75x16(33x12.5x16) tyres on the 16x7 flipped rims or only a 10.5 wide tyre,,i am up for some new road tyres soon and wouldnt mind running my flipped rims and use the sunnies for the simex or is there a 33x10.5x16
no reputable tyre fitter will put the 12.5's on a 7" rim....for good reason
The 285/75's are a 10.5" btw, not 12.5's.
Your 285's will be fine on your 7" rims any wider and you will need 8" rims though
Wayne
To wide a rim, however, will increase the probability of the read rolli off the rim.![]()
Unfortunately you are in a minority.You are actually less prone to roll a tyre off the bead with a narrow rim (within reason) All the rock crawler guys run anything up to 12.5" wide tyres on 8" rims without the need for beadlocks.Having said that,it is important that you don't run them under inflated at speed,or you will roll off the bead.And as far as legality goes,it actually come down to the manufacturer,as they all seem to list a different rim width for a given tyre size,and nothing was mentioned in the original post about legalities anyway,as flipped disco rims no longer meet the Australian standard and are non ADR compliant.And yes I agree that more sidewall flex will make the tyre more prone to staking.But that can be minimised by buying tyres with decent side walls.
Wayne
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