P1000 2021 Pioneer 1000-5 tire question

[Shelly]

Ok thanks

 

[Smitty335]

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I think either one will be fine.

 

[Shelly]

Do I have to worry about excessive wear or added stress on the front ?

 

[TripleB]

Ok I am going to go to 30s on all 4 corners. I am buying new rims to. The stock rims have an offset of 5+2 on the front and 5+3 on the rear. I want to use the same spare for everything. So should I go with the 5+3 offset then or the 5+2?

Thanks it is confusing to me.

That's all wrong. I cant remember the offset but u have 6.5 inch wide wheels on the front and 8 inch wide wheels on the rear..

 

[Elvis8310]

That's all wrong. I cant remember the offset but u have 6.5 inch wide wheels on the front and 8 inch wide wheels on the rear..

Not correct, both rims are 14x7

 

[TripleB]

Not correct, both rims are 14x7

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14s may both be 7s but the 12 inch steel are as I quoted. I thought the 14s were the same as the 12s.

 

[TripleB]

Not correct, both rims are 14x7

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Now that I look at that chart, I know its wrong because of what it says about the 12 inch wheels. Ive changed them multiple times on 2 machines and almost 10,000 miles between the 2. But I cant state for sure about the 14 inch wheels. I'm 100% sure on the 12s.

 

[TripleB]

Not correct, both rims are 14x7

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Thats just a recommendation chart or something. It's not OEM.

 

[Elvis8310]

Thats just a recommendation chart or something. It's not OEM.

I will know for sure as I just got new tires and will measure the rims once I get tires off. I also found this article about specs on Honda SXS.

Buyer's Guide: Factory Specs For The Honda Talon And Honda Pioneer Tire Size, Wheel Size, Wheel Offset, And Bolt Pattern

If you're confused about the stock tire size, wheel size, or bolt configuration on the stock Honda Talon and Honda Pioneer, this helpful resource is sure to clear things up!

www.everythinghondaoffroad.com

 

[TripleB]

I will know for sure as I just got new tires and will measure the rims once I get tires off. I also found this article about specs on Honda SXS.

Buyer's Guide: Factory Specs For The Honda Talon And Honda Pioneer Tire Size, Wheel Size, Wheel Offset, And Bolt Pattern

If you're confused about the stock tire size, wheel size, or bolt configuration on the stock Honda Talon and Honda Pioneer, this helpful resource is sure to clear things up!

www.everythinghondaoffroad.com

That article says the front is 5+2 offset but its a 6.5 inch rim. Math just doesn't work that way. 5+2=7.

 

[Shelly]

The chart below is my model. This is the stock set up. The LE is different than the other p1000 models.

 

[Elvis8310]

The chart below is my model. This is the stock set up. It I'd different than the other p1000 models.

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That the same I posted, just no mention of rim with.

 

[TripleB]

The chart below is my model. This is the stock set up. The LE is different than the other p1000 models.

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Thats not honda numbers but it will work. You will never know the difference. Also the bolt pattern is 4/136 but 4/137 will work.

 

[Shelly]

Thats not honda numbers but it will work. You will never know the difference. Also the bolt pattern is 4/136 but 4/137 will work.

Thanks . I want to be as close to factory width as possible. When I read about how you come up with what the width will be etc I get confused. I really appreciate all the input and help. The wheels are $$$ so I don't want to make an error that could have been avoided. Can you walk me thru what my final width will be if I do the 5+2 in the front and I will do a 1" space and 5+2 in the rear. Should probably also note that I have purchased the satv 1.5" offset front A-arms.

 

[TripleB]

Thanks . I want to be as close to factory width as possible. When I read about how you come up with what the width will be etc I get confused. I really appreciate all the input and help. The wheels are $$$ so I don't want to make an error that could have been avoided. Can you walk me thru what my final width will be if I do the 5+2 in the front and I will do a 1" space and 5+2 in the rear. Should probably also note that I have purchased the satv 1.5" offset front A-arms.

Hopefully someone else comes along and tells you for sure. I just used my stock wheels and put 28x10x12s on them. It made me 1 inch wider in the front and 1 inche more narrow in the rear. I added 1 inch spacer in the rear to even it out. Everyone here that uses the 5+2 offset wheels either run a 1 inch or 1.5 inch spacer in the rear to even it out. Someone else thats using that may chime in.

 

[Elvis8310]

That's all wrong. I cant remember the offset but u have 6.5 inch wide wheels on the front and 8 inch wide wheels on the rear..

See this is why I made this thread. I can not get anyone to give the true specs on rim width, can not find any article or chart that is agreed apon being correct.

 

[AZRocks]

Thanks . I want to be as close to factory width as possible. When I read about how you come up with what the width will be etc I get confused. I really appreciate all the input and help. The wheels are $$$ so I don't want to make an error that could have been avoided. Can you walk me thru what my final width will be if I do the 5+2 in the front and I will do a 1" space and 5+2 in the rear. Should probably also note that I have purchased the satv 1.5" offset front A-arms.

Most folks will get 5+2 backspace rims all around, and put a 1" spacer on the rear. This will get you close to the same width for the fronts and rears. 30" tires will rub, primarily in the front, unless you add a lift and/or install forward offset a-arms in the front. Others here would be able to advise. Some 30" tires may not rub, depending on real world diameter and pressure when mounted.

I have 28-10R14 tires with 5+2 rims and 1" spacers in the rear. Rear width is 64", front width is 63.5 inches. No rubbing.

 

[TripleB]

See this is why I made this thread. I can not get anyone to give the true specs on rim width, can not find any article or chart that is agreed apon being correct.

I've only stated what I know as fact. Which aint much.

 

[Shelly]

Thats not honda numbers but it will work. You will never know the difference. Also the bolt pattern is 4/136 but 4/137 will work.

Thanks . I want to be as close to factory width as possible. When I read about how you come up with what the width will be etc I get confused. I really appreciate all the input and help. The wheels are $$$ so I don't want to make an error that could have been avoided. Can you walk me thru what my final width will be if I do the 5+2 in the front and I will do a 1" space and 5+2 in the rear. Should probably also note that I have purchased the satv 1.5" offset front A-arms

See this is why I made this thread. I can not get anyone to give the true specs on rim width, can not find any article or chart that is agreed apon being correct.

i asked local dealer and they were clueless. Suggested I get on a blog. 🙃

 

[PJon]

Thanks . I want to be as close to factory width as possible. When I read about how you come up with what the width will be etc I get confused. I really appreciate all the input and help. The wheels are $$$ so I don't want to make an error that could have been avoided. Can you walk me thru what my final width will be if I do the 5+2 in the front and I will do a 1" space and 5+2 in the rear. Should probably also note that I have purchased the satv 1.5" offset front A-arms.

I put a set of System 3 350 tires 28x10x14’s on system 3 7”-5x2 wheels on my P1k5 and they widened the front out to 65-1/2” and the rear to 63-1/2”. So far no problems. I was going to add 1” spacers to the rear but they have the wrong thread pitch and am waiting to get the right wheel studs.