How will my K5/truck look with xx" tires on xx" of lift?

[67_C-30]

'84 M1009 CUCV Blazer - stock height, 31 X 10.50's

I want to go with some old school looking 33 X 12.50's. I wish they still made Gumbos!

 

[yellowK20]

I want to go with some old school looking 33 X 12.50's. I wish they still made Gumbos!

they still make Ground hawgs!

 

[79rustyk10]

Why? theres so many good reasonably priced tires nowadays theres no reason to run a tire that was outdated when Reagan was still president.

 

[yellowK20]

Oh man they may be "out-dated" but they work great IMHO and they wear like Iron I had some 44" hawgs with over 40,000 miles on them there a little thin in the middle but still good enough that my cousin runs them on his truck up near duluth

 

[USSkoval]

Our trucks are outdated too, but we still like them.

 

[fouronereason]

6 inch rough country, 3 inch body and some 37's

 

[max 02]

This is my yard truck.

 

[makovai]

39.5x18 boggers with 11" lift

 

[FastMaxx]

4" suspension, 2" body. 33" Yokohamas

Same lift, 39.5" TSLs. some required.

 

[BulldogK5]

Good luck. He hasn't been on in 2 years.

 

[obijuan]

Good luck. He hasn't been on in 2 years.

look like 15x8 with a 4 inch or "0" offset.

 

[DK5]

according to him though, its a 15x10

15x10 chrome steelies

 

[obijuan]

get those so called FACTS out of here.

 

[DK5]

LOL
Sorry dude I'll make it look more legit for you:

stock height 81 K5 with 15x10 chrome steelies and 33x12.50/15 Goodyear MTR's

 

[496truck]

If those were 15x10 you would see alot more depth to them. I think he was told what they were and didn't check or guessed, either way I'd bet one whole dollar those are 15x8.

 

[DK5]

ahh ok I understand now.

They do look bigger though than the stock 15x8 ralleys though but maybe thats just me

 

[USSkoval]

They look like 8's to me too. I don't know how many times I've seen people with 8's that honestly think they have 10's. Trucks or cars, it happens with both.

 

[andyblack]

They look like 8's to me too. I don't know how many times I've seen people with 8's that honestly think they have 10's. Trucks or cars, it happens with both.

That's because they measure them in the wrong place. I made the same mistake on my first truck about 15 years ago. If you measure the entire width of the wheel, it probably will be close to 10" on most wheels. If you measure from the inside of where the tire actually mounts (the bead), it will be 8" though.

 

[smier]

'90 GMC Jimmy 4 inch lift 33's on 10 inch wide rims - just got it back from paint!

I really like your truck, I have a '91 and I really love the stance of your truck! What brand, and size are your wheels?

 

[BulldogK5]

I really like your truck, I have a '91 and I really love the stance of your truck! What brand, and size are your wheels?

Looks like MT Classic II's. They would be a 15 x 10 according to his specs.