[RADONCRAZY]

Any suggestions? I am at a loss /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif

 

[mikeym]

18s or 20s? chrome or polished? rugged or blingy? deep dish or flat face? spoked or holed? expensive or cheap? need more info as to what you like...

 

[bling]

I went with the MK19's in a 20x11. 11 inches is the absolute minimum for the Toyos. They are quite wide for a 15.5 tire. In comparison to a swamper STS they are at least 1.5" wider if not more and about 1/2 an inch shorter. You can mount them on a 10" rim, but I wouldn't recomend it nor does Toyo.

Check gallery for pics.

 

[ptsuperd]

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You can mount them on a 10" rim, but I wouldn't recomend it nor does Toyo

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I'm on my second set of 38s on a 10" wheel. I have had no problems or ill effects with mine. Agreed, a 11-12" wheel would be ideal.

 

[RADONCRAZY]

Good point, I was just so confused about looking at wheel choices I figured you guys could read my mind /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif. I am looking at probably going with the 18s, and I want something that not only looks good but performs. I dont jump the truck or stuff like that, but it does get hunted. I also pull my boat, so it needs to be a heavy rated wheel. I prefer a more spoked look, and I dont mind paying for quality.

 

[coldair]

my buddy only had them on his 9.5" *18 boyds for 2 weeks and he could not stand how squirelly the truck drove. I got him a set of weld 18*12 from Marty at truck toyz andhe is a happy as a clam

 

[RADONCRAZY]

Which 18x12s did he use?

 

[Bear_Hunter]

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I am looking at probably going with the 18s, and I want something that not only looks good but performs. I dont jump the truck or stuff like that, but it does get hunted. I also pull my boat, so it needs to be a heavy rated wheel. I prefer a more spoked look, and I dont mind paying for quality.

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Well then I would recommend the Weld Racing Cheyenne 8's

Hub centric and one piece forged

I also very highly recommend Truck-Toyz 888-776-8699

see my gallery for pics

 

[ehutch]

I have 38-15.5x18 Toyo MT's on WELD 18x12" Sandstorm Pro-loc series and love them. Out of the four tires and rims, only ONE of them needed 4 oz. of weight. Yes you read that right. When I went to pick up the tires I asked the manager why they had not balanced the tires and he said they had and that they only need to put weight on one tire. I thought "yeah right". I put them on the truck and it rides smoother than any other large tire I have owned.

My 2 cents.

 

[mikeym]

usually you wanna put a couple hundred miles on big tires before you have them balanced. i never even balance my tires that are 37" or bigger, a lot of times they dont need it. you may find that after 1000 miles or so, the tires will need to go back and have weights put on...

 

[Tailboard_Jockey]

Does anybody have any pictures of 38x15.50x18 Toyos on a 18x12 wheel? I'm just about ready to buy a set of Weld Cheyenne 8's, and was going to get 18x10. I'd like to see those tires on an 18x12 before I pull the trigger. Thanks!

 

[coldair]

I drove my buddies truck with both size wheels and I would say it would be a huge mistake to try and run them on 10" wheels. in order to put enough air in the tires for good handling you wind up with a tire that does not make a good contact patch on the road /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/bleh.gif

 

[crazyrc]

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I drove my buddies truck with both size wheels and I would say it would be a huge mistake to try and run them on 10" wheels. in order to put enough air in the tires for good handling you wind up with a tire that does not make a good contact patch on the road /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/bleh.gif

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Exactly! They'll fit on 10", hell they'll fit on an 8", but the outcome will be as described above.

 

[Mr. Superduty]

I run the 38's on both 10" & 12" wide wheels with no issues w/ either. I will normally go with a 12" wide with the 38's when we are going 10.5" or 12.5" of lift & I tend to stick with a 10" wide on the 8" DR.

FYIW I run a 20x10 wheel w/ the new Toyo 40" w/ no issues.

 

[ptsuperd]

As stated by me earlier. I have had "no" issues running a 38x15.50 on a 10" wheel. Very stable on the road to boot.