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Old 04-25-2008, 02:36 PM
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? my 97 250 4x4 ps with skyjacker 4" lift can I put the 22"" wheels &tires like 08

I would love for my truck to look like them new ones. would i have to modify the inside of my fender or what?
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Old 04-25-2008, 02:43 PM
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You can put 22 inch rims on it yes. But I believe the lug pattern for your truck is differnt then the 08 trucks. So unless you can change the lug pattern of your truck 08 rims will not work.
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they wouldn't rub every time i turned it
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they wouldn't rub every time i turned it
That would depend on backspacing and tire size you run.
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Man you'd have rubber bands for tires with 22s on it. I'd go with 18" rims and 35" tires, thats a nice combo.
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I have 17" I traded for off a hummer what size tires these are 315"s
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Old 04-26-2008, 05:31 AM
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315's are 35"+- FYI get that piece of crap K&N off before you loose your engine!!! Get a Tymar.

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315's are 35"+- FYI get that piece of crap K&N off before you loose your engine!!! Get a Tymar.

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a 315 is the thread width, the tire height is dependent on the aspect ratio, usually 70 or 75 (the sidewall height is either 70 or 75% of the thread width). it also depends on your wheel size. so basically a 315 can be a 31 or a 37 or anything in between. so if your running a 22" wheel w/ an aspect ratio of 75% and a thread width of 315mm, the overall tire size would be 40.6. someone w/ more knowledge please correct me if im wrong?
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Old 04-28-2008, 06:15 AM
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Yes theoretically but 90% of the time their 35"+-, that and Civilian Hummers run 35"

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