mateo

Will they fit on the stock tires of 185/60 15???? Edge Racing says no, but Id like to pick these rims up for $340 today if it will mount onto my tires....

Any opinions on how these will look?

NEVER_SATISFIED

yes you can mount them on ... doing so will give you that stretched look ... i have mounted a few of my buddies tires and they look great

sizzlinscion

yea you can put them on, on a 15x7 you wont have a stretched look

hotbox05

yes they will fit


there will be a very small stretch

Olesen_Custom_Automotive

...lets see

5.5 inches...upto 7 inches...


you'll have one and a half inches of strech


i wouldnt recommend it because if you take a fast turn or even hit a pot hole...

...there goes your new rims


but w/e

ChampionJeep

You will be fine running stock tires on them. I have been running stocks on a 15x8 with hard driving and no problems.

sizzlinscion

Wow way wrong

You wont even be able to see the little stretch that it there. You will be fine

sizzlinscion

Oh and here is a picture of what a stock tire looks like on a 15X7 wheel

Pengu56

iTrader: (1)

I thought the stock steelies were 15x6, so 1 inch wouldn't be too much of a problem.

sizzlinscion

they are. that guy doesnt know what he is talking about

Olesen_Custom_Automotive

all i was saying was not to be cheap.

buy the CORRECT tire for the CORRECT rim size.


and btw:


the sidewalls on the STOCK tires can only take so much. there are too many variants to say your wheels would act like same as everyone elses. and i do know what i am talking about b/c i worked for Action Gator Tire for 2 years and i've seen alot of f**ked up rims b/c of STRECHED tires.

dont be cheap, buy the correct tires

mateo

well I purchased the rims with 205/55 15 tires instead...id rather roll on summer tires anyway....thanks everyone!

Pengu56

iTrader: (1)

Well I was saying that the stock steelies were 15x6, not 15x5.5.

Yeah the tires can only take so much, but I've yet to see anyone screw anything up because of a one inch stretch.

Unless you curb, but that happens to any wheel, not just wheels with a stretched tire.