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ohanacreek
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oh for some reason on my phone its showing the image you took as the same image as the 30in tire someone took.
Is the offset for the front rear factory 14in rims the same so we can buy the same width tire for all four corners? I just want to be able to rotate them if I buy 10s all the way around.
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Offset and width are not the same front to rear. You can still run the same size all around though.
Ok thank you! and I was just going to run same size all the way around only if I could rotate them. I learned the hard way on my old wheeler trying to rotate tires that were the same width but the front and rear rims were different width and offset.
Might go with either 28in itp blackwater evos or 29in original bighorns if the bighorns will clear, so someone figure out if 29in original bighorns will fit with no lift
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Same size all the way around didnt say the wheels could be ran front to back.Ok thank you! and I was just going to run same size all the way around only if I could rotate them. I learned the hard way on my old wheeler trying to rotate tires that were the same width but the front and rear rims were different width and offset.
Might go with either 28in itp blackwater evos or 29in original bighorns if the bighorns will clear, so someone figure out if 29in original bighorns will fit with no lift
I know they can be but if the rear rims are wider and fronts are skinnier which I'm assuming they are why would you want to switch them around. It would look goofy and probably rub up front. That's why if both front and rear rims are same width and offset like the aftermarket ones we buy you can just rotate the tires and rims with no issues.
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