Tire sizes !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Donnie Yukonie

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ok so i gotta get new tires for these rims i got http://www.summitracing.com/checkout/cart.aspx i need the actual tire size for a 35 ??? i have no idea what pmetic/emetric/LTmetric or non of that Bs is help??

PS the sooner you guys help me with this the sooner i can get them mounted and show you pics :deal:
 

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You mean like 35x12.5x17?? My GF has some for her Ramcharger.
 

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metric tire sizes are in millimeters, 25.4 millimeters in an inch

A typical 35x12.50" tire will use a 10" wide wheel. Don't use a 12" wheel with a 12.5" tire it looks stupid.
 

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metric tire sizes are in millimeters, 25.4 millimeters in an inch

A typical 35x12.50" tire will use a 10" wide wheel. Don't use a 12" wheel with a 12.5" tire it looks stupid.

I think 18x9 or 18x10 is as big as you want to go for a 12.5" wide tire right? I'm still debating myself if I want 9 or 10" wide rims.
 
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the rim is a 18x9 with a 4.5 mm offset if that helps
 

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That is a LOT of exclamation points in the subject....that is all
 

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I think 18x9 or 18x10 is as big as you want to go for a 12.5" wide tire right? I'm still debating myself if I want 9 or 10" wide rims.

Either one is fine. When you put a 12" wheel (or wider) on a 12.5 tire it looks dumb and you risk popping the bead off road.
 
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