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Does Anyone Know What Wheel & Tire Size This Is???
- Thread starter PWagon
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1BEATK5
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or 33s on a 15x8. its hard to tell the difference sometimes between a 32 and a 33 in pictures
I'd say 33 x12.5. Last time I got 32's, they were 11.5 instead of the 12.5's so they would be narrower on the wheel....just hard to tell.
In any case, I'd go with a 33x12.5 on stock rims or 15x9. In my opinion, stay away from 10" wide rims for the 33's. They just stick out too far and don't look right to me. Too much rim showing and potential to rub the wheels on curbs/rocks etc.
Try the 33's at stock. If they don't work, get an add-a-leaf in front and a short block in back.
In any case, I'd go with a 33x12.5 on stock rims or 15x9. In my opinion, stay away from 10" wide rims for the 33's. They just stick out too far and don't look right to me. Too much rim showing and potential to rub the wheels on curbs/rocks etc.
Try the 33's at stock. If they don't work, get an add-a-leaf in front and a short block in back.
What brand of tire is that? ....I can't make out the sidewall writing
There's a chance that if you can figure out the model/brand of tire you can look up what sizes are available and they may only make a 32" or 33" size. That could solve the mystery for you.
There's a chance that if you can figure out the model/brand of tire you can look up what sizes are available and they may only make a 32" or 33" size. That could solve the mystery for you.
IF they are factory wheels, they are likely 15x8.
See http://brochures.slosh.com/1988/blazer9.jpg
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See http://brochures.slosh.com/1988/blazer9.jpg
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Those wheels look like the OEM aluminum wheels which are 15x7's.
Those are not the factory aluminum rims.
Dang, were they really? I figgered since the 70's Ralleys were 15x8, the later ones oughta be too..
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You sure about that? If they aren't factory then they would appear to be Eagle 589's (really close to OEM) and would be a 15x8
The wheels in the picture are not OEM; They are aftermarket. If you look at the rim "lip" the factory wheels have one, and the aftermarket has two. The OEM wheel is 7 inches wide and the aftermarket (pictured below) is 8 inches wide.
