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On this edition of "Will it Fit"....

Cajun_Tiger_Hummer

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I'm currently running 35" MTR's with Rancho lift kit and 1.75" spacers on factory 16" rims. Soon I will be upgrading to 37" tires. Interco M-16 37x13.5x16 or Irok 37x12.5x16. Will the 13.5" wide tires fit or will I need bigger spacers or new rims?
 

Panzer07

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Run the 12.5s and you should be good. I'm eyeing those or 345/75/16 km2s (37s)

Would they still fit with the 1.75 in spacer with those 37 with the rancho kit, specially when airing down...since they are suppose to be wider...or in order to run those tire with the oem rims you going to have to run a bigger spacer


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Cajun_Tiger_Hummer

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Run the 12.5s and you should be good. I'm eyeing those or 345/75/16 km2s (37s)

Good to see another 37" tire for a 16" rim. I thought I was just limited to Interco.

The dimension on width comes out to 13.6", for those km2's. Would that fit with oem rims plus 1.75" spacer? My rims and spacer just clear my 315/75/16 MTR's. Width on my current tire is something like 12.3"
 

H3nightrod

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I'm almost and the end of tread on my MTZ 35s. I have been looking to replace with and same tire or move to the m16s myself. Im a little hesitant on 37s but they do look like they would perform better than my MTZ
 

Cajun_Tiger_Hummer

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At first I was hesitant as well. Now, I'm jut saying "F" it. So Far I've seen numerous i5 H3's running 37" plus tires and nothing has blown up. Louisiana is flat as flat can be. I'm running 35's with no performance upgrade besides a Doc Olds intake and my i5 pushes those 35's with ease. Very easily. Doing a full exhaust with PCM re flash will push 37" tires with no problem, at least in Louisiana, being we have no hills. Once I can figure out what tire my knuckles can clear I'm jumping all over some 37" tires. And a 1" body lift, just for fun, b/c 4" lift isn't high enough for me.
 
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