Looking to get a new set up and I have lots of questions
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Tire Rack won't help for this...
No wheel calculator will say the 501 fits due to the offset... (it does fit though) Either size tire will work, 195 would give a slight stretch.
Uh, as far as lugs breaking, beats me, a spacer wouldn't affect that at all. Unless you used a universal spacer and didn't extend the studs. Get a set of OTG or Keoki hub spacers if you wanna push the back wheels out, it's safer.
No wheel calculator will say the 501 fits due to the offset... (it does fit though) Either size tire will work, 195 would give a slight stretch.
Uh, as far as lugs breaking, beats me, a spacer wouldn't affect that at all. Unless you used a universal spacer and didn't extend the studs. Get a set of OTG or Keoki hub spacers if you wanna push the back wheels out, it's safer.
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i'm running the 15x8 501s with the stock 185/60/15 tires and with no spacers and they fit just fine. no problems at all. i could run on in the rear to bring the wheels more flush to the fender if i wanted too.
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Originally Posted by burstaneurysm
Tire Rack won't help for this...
No wheel calculator will say the 501 fits due to the offset... (it does fit though) Either size tire will work, 195 would give a slight stretch.
No wheel calculator will say the 501 fits due to the offset... (it does fit though) Either size tire will work, 195 would give a slight stretch.
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