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33x12.50x15 or 32x11.50x50 on 93 ranger 4inch lift?


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Hey I have a 93 ranger 4.0 4x4 5sp lifted 4inches up front with skyjacker 134s coils springs and drop shackles and a slightly bigger block in the rear. I was wondering what rims I would need for 33x12.50x15? I don't know much about offset. Or is it would be better to go with 32x11.50.... I have 31x10.50s on stock wheels and at full turns they just rub my oem radius arms. Thanks in advanced for all the help.
 


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If you're rubbing with 10.50's I would stick with it. Unless you get bigger offset wheels that is
 
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i wouldn't go wider unless your looking for that mall crawler look, just my opinion. do you even know if you can run 33s?
 

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I'm only rubbing the 10.50s because of stock offset rims. There seems to be more than enough room for 33s in the wheel well. Thats not the problem. I just don't know what rims toget to offset the tire away from the radius arm. I wouldn't be interested in anything smaller than 11.50s wide. I also have a 2inch body lift I could throw on for more height.
 
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you need a wider wheel with a relatively small offset. im running 33x12.5's on 15x10 wheels with a 3.5 BS, no rubbing at all. my 31x10.5's on stock wheels rubbed on the radius arms, but my 33's do not.
 
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15x8" w/3.75" backspace is most popular for 12.50-wide tires on a wheeler/multipurpose rig.

15x10" w/4.5" backspace works well if you plan to be on the street a lot (little better treadwear evenness & handling, but bead-retention won't be as secure if you air down for offroad).
 
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