View Poll Results: Which set of wheels for my Super Swamper TSL's
15x8
13
35.14%
15x10
24
64.86%
Voters: 37. You may not vote on this poll
Wheel size poll.
#1
Wheel size poll.
Either way it is going to be a set of rock crawlers black powder coated this I am set on it is just the size I am confused about. I am going to get a set of 33x12.5 Super Swamper TSL's.
I like the look of the 15x10 with a 12.5 inch wheel. i like that wide look.
But with a 15x8 I would not break things as easy.
If you have 33x12.5 please post a pic in this thread and if you could say what size rim you have and what you backspacing is that would be awesome.
I like the look of the 15x10 with a 12.5 inch wheel. i like that wide look.
But with a 15x8 I would not break things as easy.
If you have 33x12.5 please post a pic in this thread and if you could say what size rim you have and what you backspacing is that would be awesome.
#3
#5
i have 35x12.5x15 on 15x10's..........personally i had 15x8's on my 33x12.5 that i just took off......the sidewalls were tucked a little much....i like the 15x10's on a 12.5 wide tire...if you look in the magazines that has the tire width specs it will tell you that it is on a 10" wheel.....a 12.5 can be run on either a 8-11" wheel.....10" being the best choice....
#15
Originally Posted by bryanjints
ranger02 4x4 thanks for the info with pic. What is your bs I am guessing 3.75 but just want to make sure.
but i would not recommend a 15x10 with these tires. they are 33x12.50s but i dont know where they got that demention from.. they look like 11.'s
#16
I don't have any pics right now of my 33x12.50x15 on 15x8 rockcrawlers, I should by the weekend. My opinion is if you are going to offroad at all and air down, go with with 8" rims they hold the bead better when aired down, where as with a 10" rim your more likely to pop a bead and are more for street use.
Chad
Chad
#17
here is Interco Tires website....if you look from the 33x12.5x15 all the way up to the 38x15.5x15 they are saying it should go on a 15x10 wheel!!!!! i bet if you had tire problems with these tires on a 15x8 wheel they wouldnt warranty it...
with this tire you wouldn't want to air it down a lot unless on rocks..... maybe in mud about 5-10 psi because of the tread design..
TSL Radial
with this tire you wouldn't want to air it down a lot unless on rocks..... maybe in mud about 5-10 psi because of the tread design..
TSL Radial
#18
I know what super swamper recommends I have run swampers for a really long time. I currently run 33x12.50x15 on a 8" rim (will be on this weekend they were on my jeep before) with no problems. I don't know how much wheeling you have done but in just about any type of wheeling you want to air down and if you use a 10" rim you better have a way to reset a bead because you are going to need it. With a swamper you are going to want to air down to at least 8 psi to get the tire to flex at all. I am speaking from experience I have been offroading for more then 15 years and know pretty much what works and what doesn't.
Chad
Chad
Last edited by casfz1; 07-04-2006 at 06:19 PM.
#21
Originally Posted by casfz1
I know what super swamper recommends I have run swampers for a really long time. I currently run 33x12.50x15 on a 8" rim (will be on this weekend they were on my jeep before) with no problems. I don't know how much wheeling you have done but in just about any type of wheeling you want to air down and if you use a 10" rim you better have a way to reset a bead because you are going to need it. With a swamper you are going to want to air down to at least 8 psi to get the tire to flex at all. I am speaking from experience I have been offroading for more then 15 years and know pretty much what works and what doesn't.
Chad
Chad
#23
Thank you all for the input. I have sorted out all the info here and every where else I could find it. As for the poll a 12.5'' tire on a 10'' rim does look better. But for an off roader an 8'' rim is the logical choice. I would be very upset if offroading and I popped a bead with my 10'' rims. So I am going to go with a 15x8 with 3.75 backspacing. I think this is going to look great and cant wait to post the pics I only have to wait about a month and a half before I have the time for the lift to go on.
#25
Originally Posted by bryanjints
Thank you all for the input. I have sorted out all the info here and every where else I could find it. As for the poll a 12.5'' tire on a 10'' rim does look better. But for an off roader an 8'' rim is the logical choice. I would be very upset if offroading and I popped a bead with my 10'' rims. So I am going to go with a 15x8 with 3.75 backspacing. I think this is going to look great and cant wait to post the pics I only have to wait about a month and a half before I have the time for the lift to go on.