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11-01-2004, 11:42 PM
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15x10's?
I have a 86 C10 stock height. I've been told that 15x8's with 31x10.50's are pretty much as big as you can go without rubbing. Does that apply to just the front wheels and tires I assume? Would 15x10's work OK on the rear? What is the biggest tire that will fit on a 15x10? And lastly, is there such a thing as a 15x10 5on5 truck rally like the 15x8's and where would I find them? Lotso questions. Thanks!
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11-02-2004, 11:48 AM
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ok.. i am running 32x11.50s all the way around on "stock" suspension (HD coils in front, truck sits level)... 15x10s would work in the back, you can also run 33"s in the back, with no problem for the most part. you can go pretty big on a 15x10 wheel, my buddy runs 38s on 15x10s.. i am not aware of any stock 15x10 rally, now there are companies that can widen a 15x8.
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11-02-2004, 11:50 AM
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you can get 15x10 rallies from www.stocktonwheel.com and www.wheelvintiques.com
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11-02-2004, 02:07 PM
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Thank you both. Very cool. I checked out that wheelvintique site those 15x10's are only 110 a piece. I think that's a great price.
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