[superdave4x4]

Does anybody have any pictures of 36x12.50x15 TSLs on 15x10 and/or 15x12 rims? How do you like them? I think those are going to be my next tire.

TIA,
Superdave4x4

 

[soopatoy]

there are probably a lot of guys running 10 inch rims with that tire,but i dont think anybody would run a 12 inch rims with that tire. very prone to rocks etc.

 

[superdave4x4]

yeah i see where u are comming from with the rocks, but i dont come across hardly any rocks, mainly just mud and climbing up off camber hills, ditchs and small trees.

the reason i want the wide wheels is so that i can gain some stability. i am going to mount them on my 15x10s to see how i like them first.

 

[85toyboy]

Here's a few pics of my toy on 36 12.5 - 10 inch rims. I didn't like the way the tire seated with the 10" rims and would have probably switched to 8" rims if I had kept them. I didn't have beadlocks and found that the rim was too wide when the tire was aired down, and would leak around the bead (7psi) when rockcrawling.

 

[85toyboy]

I just re read your post and saw that you don't rock crawl. The tires did fine on the 10 inch rims when they had 10psi or so in them. Here's a close up shot of the width.

 

[reddwarf]

Nothing says :rainbow: more than a 12.50 tire on a 12" wheel. Don't do it. 8" or 10" is best. Wider wheels will not help in any kind of wheeling, but airing down always will, even in the mud.

I'm not sure what you mean by "and small trees" but I hope you're not running over trees where other people can see you. That's a good way to get wheeling grounds shut down. Remember to TREAD LIGHTLY!

 

[superdave4x4]

thanks alot man.

And no i dont run over trees on public trails. On my land and my friends land.