P1000 Another tire/wheel question

[c_hurt]

Is anyone running wider tires in the back with the same width rim on all four corners? I bought some 29”x9” for the front and 29”x11” for the back, but bought 14”x7” rims on all 4 corners. Anyone have experience with this? Thanks.

 

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[JenElio]

Is anyone running wider tires in the back with the same width rim on all four corners? I bought some 29”x9” for the front and 29”x11” for the back, but bought 14”x7” rims on all 4 corners. Anyone have experience with this? Thanks.

What machine?

 

[c_hurt]

What machine?

Honda pioneer 1000-3

 

[JenElio]

Ok, the width won't be a problem on the rear. You'll just have a bit more sidewall bulge then the fronts. Do you have the forward arched arms though? 29" will most likely rub with out them, or a lift.

 

[JenElio]

Depending on the "true" tire size

 

[c_hurt]

Ok, the width won't be a problem on the rear. You'll just have a bit more sidewall bulge then the fronts. Do you have the forward arched arms though? 29" will most likely rub with out them, or a lift.

That’s what I was hoping, however, I’ve heard that if the tires aren’t the same size ratio as the stock, then it can screw the rear end up when in four wheel drive because the wheels won’t be spinning at the same speed. The stock rear wheels are wider than the stock front causing the rear to kinda squish down and set shorter height wise than the front tires. Just don’t want to screw something up.

 

[JenElio]

I don't think that sidewall flex will give you issues like that. My 2 cents, Just like having more/less psi front and rear. Unless you ride pavement A LOT and in 4wd then I don't see it being a problem.

 

[JenElio]

I'd be a little concerned with tire rubbing on the front with stock suspension.

 

[Vikes79]

That’s what I was hoping, however, I’ve heard that if the tires aren’t the same size ratio as the stock, then it can screw the rear end up when in four wheel drive because the wheels won’t be spinning at the same speed. The stock rear wheels are wider than the stock front causing the rear to kinda squish down and set shorter height wise than the front tires. Just don’t want to screw something up.

Not quite true for our machines.

It’s the diameter that matters.

The stock tires are already narrower in the front than the rear by design even though most air all tires to the same value.

 

[c_hurt]

That makes me feel a lot better about these wheels. They look great, just didn’t want it to cause more problems that it was worth. Thank you!

It’s going to be extremely close without a lift, but they might actually work after seeing them on the machine (fingers crossed). If not, I’ll put a small lift on it or look into the forward A-arms if I do get some rubbing. I appreciate the info man.

 

[JenElio]

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And welcome to the club from South FL

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[c_hurt]

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Not quite true for our machines.

It’s the diameter that matters.

The stock tires are already narrower in the front than the rear by design even though most air all tires to the same value.

After putting the tires on the rims tonight, because the rear rims are narrower than stock, the rear tires are just a bit taller than the front. Which is still opposite from what the stock wheel were. (Front taller than the rear). This still should be fine to run?

 

[c_hurt]

That's what we are here for brother!
And welcome to the club from South FL

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Pictures are coming!

 

[Vikes79]

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After putting the tires on the rims tonight, because the rear rims are narrower than stock, the rear tires are just a bit taller than the front. Which is still opposite from what the stock wheel were. (Front taller than the rear). This still should be fine to run?

I doubt it’s any different than factory unless the real diameters of the tires are grossly different. As long as the first two digits on the tire and the rim diameters are the same you should be fine regardless of the width.

 

[Cjtwicks]

I have a 2019 PK1-3 with stock tires and rims and I want too get new rims and tires and go up too a 14” rim instead of a 12” and the rims and tires I’m looking at are the M1 Evils tires, I was wondering because I was thinking of putting all the same size on all four so I can get more wear out of them? Any imput would be appreciated because when it comes to the sizing I’m lost! The set up I’m looking at are the rims on the right the fuel and the M1 Evils on the left? Which would you all think would be best? Thank you!!

 

[c_hurt]

That's what we are here for brother!
And welcome to the club from South FL

They say......pics or it didn't happen!

#NTC

Just so we know it happened! ITP 29” tires and 14” rims 9” wide on front and 11” wide on back. No rubbing whatsoever so far. Haven’t taken it out on the trails, but it handles sharp turns on the road without a problem. Just got it cleaned up today!

 

[TripleB]

Just so we know it happened! ITP 29” tires and 14” rims 9” wide on front and 11” wide on back. No rubbing whatsoever so far. Haven’t taken it out on the trails, but it handles sharp turns on the road without a problem. Just got it cleaned up today!View attachment 249558

How tall are they with a measuring tape?

 

[TripleB]

Just so we know it happened! ITP 29” tires and 14” rims 9” wide on front and 11” wide on back. No rubbing whatsoever so far. Haven’t taken it out on the trails, but it handles sharp turns on the road without a problem. Just got it cleaned up today!View attachment 249558

Looks good.

 

[c_hurt]

How tall are they with a measuring tape?

Thanks! And the front sit at about 28.5” and the back sit about 28.75” if I am putting a tape measure to it.

 

[JenElio]

Just so we know it happened! ITP 29” tires and 14” rims 9” wide on front and 11” wide on back. No rubbing whatsoever so far. Haven’t taken it out on the trails, but it handles sharp turns on the road without a problem. Just got it cleaned up today!View attachment 249558

Looks good!
Is that a seat cover? Looks nice