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camelman Member Since: 27 Feb 2013 Location: Peak District Posts: 3384 ![]() ![]() |
15x10 will be a bit big for a 10.5 tyre
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camelman Member Since: 27 Feb 2013 Location: Peak District Posts: 3384 ![]() ![]() |
A 10.5 is the same width as 265 so will actually fit on a 7 inch rim
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BogMonster Member Since: 05 Feb 2008 Location: Stanley Posts: 403 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
The 10" wide -32 will stick way out of the arches, I used to have them (don't seem to have any photos) and took them off because the steering shake was terrible and the vehicle was always filthy even on road!
I now run my 33x12.50R15 on a +08 offset 15x8 wheel (no longer available) and even that sticks out slightly. --- 2006 Defender 110 SW 300Tdi • 2011 Ford Ranger XLT crewcab • 2015 Defender 110 Station Wagon Utility TDCi |
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camelman Member Since: 27 Feb 2013 Location: Peak District Posts: 3384 ![]() ![]() |
Agree, if you run ET-32 you will definitely need +50mm arches to a) stay legal and b) stay clean!
I don't get the steering shake issues however... This is the ground level view, 315/70/16 KM3s, they are actually slightly wider that the 35x12.50x15 KO2s I also run. ![]() Click image to enlarge ![]() |
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