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ZUKIWORLD Discussion Forum => Suzuki 4x4 Forum => Topic started by: the_mahout on November 02, 2007, 05:28:23 PM
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I have been reading through the archives but can’t find the answer to my question…. It is wheel / tire related and I know these type questions get a lot of air time…. Sorry.
I have a bone stock ’90 Tracker 5-speed manual transmission. One of the wheels is damaged and it can’t be balanced. It also needs new tires. I was looking for a stock rim and new tires when a acquaintance mentioned that he has a set of 16� wheels and tires off of his new Wrangler Jeep he needs to sell….
So to my question - will the stock Tracker drive OK with the 16� wheel set-up? I don’t do any off-roading so I am looking for an inexpensive set up that will be good on the road.
Thanks.
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the bolt pattern from the new jeeps is different
jason
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http://www.4wheelonline.com/linkpages/BoltFitmentGuide.htm
A list of bolt patterns for various vehicles. Jeep is a 5 on 4.5" bolt pattern where the Zuki's use a 5 on 5.5" You can use old Ford rims though. :)
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whats heavier, a 15x8" rim w/ 31x 11.50 tire, or the same stuff but with a 17" rim
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The 15x8 as it has a lot more rubber. However the sidewalls on the 17" setup will probably be weaker. Also they won't air down as well.
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a 17" rim is only worthy when you're above 35" (personally I wouldn;t do it until I was 38.5 or more).
if this a street princess then well, whatever.
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Be careful, some of the hub holes can be too small for a Tracker hub to fit through. Not a huge problem with steel as it can be ground away. But aluminum can be costly to have bored out.
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no i don't i was just asking a general question, which is heavier a big rimmed tire or a small rimmed tire.
i got 15 on mine w/ 205/75/r15 completly stock.
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im runnin 16" wheels with BFGoodrich A/T 225/70/16 on a stock 94 geo and it works fine. but the rims from the jeep wont fit on the tracker