they are 7.5 wide and +38mm offset.
Mind you the MTZ's can go on factory 7" rims due to a ????? technical oversight on there website, which state suitable for 7" wide rims????
jop wrote:For anyone looking for a set of simex 33' on rims in victoria -
http://www.4wdmonthly.com.au/forum/show ... hp?t=80771
Stu wrote:if it's purely just for a play set then I'd second blues option of the silverstones, a bloke near me is doing them for $245 a tyre fitted and balanced but bear in mind most tyre manufacturers recommend an 8" rim for 33"s. I was about to get some silverstones for the tri but that's not to be. A mate that I go wheeling with had the 35" extremes and one thing we noticed was they don't really start to bag out until they're down to around 12 pound but once there they are unstoppable
edit- also in saying that I'm in the process of planning a new ride and it will be a toy that only gets used for trips and weekends away, it will be running 35" extremes
4wd26 wrote:http://www.procomp.com.au/Default.asp
You had me interested so I checked, there doesn't appear to be any 34" tyres???
fridgie wrote:Be prepared to pull the angle grinder out
I think kwyjibo runs this size or bloody close, have a look in his shed.
brincon wrote:fridgie wrote:Be prepared to pull the angle grinder out
I think kwyjibo runs this size or bloody close, have a look in his shed.
i have far bit of clearence 70mm lift and 25mm body lift as well. had look at kwyjibo shed couldnt see any info realy to help
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