CORVAIRWILD
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We have a '95 Suburban 3/4 ton 4x4, and when I bot it 3 years ago, I put on MB Razor 16" wheels and 285-75R16 Falken WildPeaks. The tires stick out past the fender flares, and the tire spray covers the side of the truck with whatever I drive thru, and I'm not wild about the look-wide stance.
We want to put winter tires on as the Falkens are nothing special in the snow-ice. A tire place told me I should look for "0" offset, and most rims are -6 offset. The 6 refers to MM's, which is not quite 1/4". Will 1/4" really make a difference to bring the wheels in? The -6 are much more common, and less expensive. I suppose I should just put on rubber fender flaps... I looked underneath, and I don't think I'll have tie-rod or intercooler interference, yes, it has an intercooler under the bumper as it came from Phoenix.
Here are our 1st choice, the least expensive. The ebay ad shows -6 offset.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/16-Vision-W...t=Motors_Car_Truck_Wheels&hash=item417fe81f10
I looked at another site, more expensive wheels, and all the 0's are more pricey. We will prolly buy Cooper M+S snows, 285's from Discount Tire, but they're wheels are more exp, either offset. Even tho they offer free install of tires rims bot together, they ONLY offer rubber valve stems, so I can install them myself w an antique Coats 20-20 I have and a pedestal balancer that works great. Heavy to lift the big tires onto, but I can use metal valves that way, or buy their wheels, and just separate the outer tire from the rim, and change the valves
http://www.discounttiredirect.com/d...nter=1&fl=&qkf=promotion&sortBy=prca&fqs=true
We want to put winter tires on as the Falkens are nothing special in the snow-ice. A tire place told me I should look for "0" offset, and most rims are -6 offset. The 6 refers to MM's, which is not quite 1/4". Will 1/4" really make a difference to bring the wheels in? The -6 are much more common, and less expensive. I suppose I should just put on rubber fender flaps... I looked underneath, and I don't think I'll have tie-rod or intercooler interference, yes, it has an intercooler under the bumper as it came from Phoenix.
Here are our 1st choice, the least expensive. The ebay ad shows -6 offset.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/16-Vision-W...t=Motors_Car_Truck_Wheels&hash=item417fe81f10
I looked at another site, more expensive wheels, and all the 0's are more pricey. We will prolly buy Cooper M+S snows, 285's from Discount Tire, but they're wheels are more exp, either offset. Even tho they offer free install of tires rims bot together, they ONLY offer rubber valve stems, so I can install them myself w an antique Coats 20-20 I have and a pedestal balancer that works great. Heavy to lift the big tires onto, but I can use metal valves that way, or buy their wheels, and just separate the outer tire from the rim, and change the valves
http://www.discounttiredirect.com/d...nter=1&fl=&qkf=promotion&sortBy=prca&fqs=true