P1000 Wheel Specs

[Honda1000-5]

Does anyone know the specs of the OEM 14" alloy wheels on the '18 P1000-5 Deluxe? I want to get beadlocks of the same size my trailer won't take anymore width!

 

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[Sjc3081]

6+1 front, 4+3 rear. 5+2 rear will narrow your rear width by 1.5” to 2” depending on tire.5+2 front will increase front width to 65”-66” from stock 63”.

 

[Sjc3081]

Rocky Mountain ATV has Tusk beadlocks proper factory offsets. STI HD 9 also has proper offset wheel, but they are mostly out stock and harder to hunt down.

 

[Honda1000-5]

6+1 front, 4+3 rear. 5+2 rear will narrow your rear width by 1.5” to 2” depending on tire.5+2 front will increase front width to 65”-66” from stock 63”.

Thank you!

 

[Sjc3081]

BTW with a 6+1 front wheel max tire TRUE height is 27.5”.

 

[Schmeg]

BTW with a 6+1 front wheel max tire TRUE height is 27.5”.

So this means you want to keep the true height below 27.5?

 

[Sjc3081]

So this means you want to keep the true height below 27.5?

Yes. Anything taller may/will rub. Under full compression , full lock and reverse.

 

[ehart814]

I hate that Honda does this. Why not keep it simple and engineer the thing for the same wheels all around?

I am interested in going 12" wheels, and will probably end up 5+2 all around with 28x10x12 tires. When the front gets wider, do you get a lot more mud flying up ?

 

[Sjc3081]

Besides mud, you clip obstacles, bending Arm and axles because your 1.5” wider per side.

 

[ehart814]

Besides mud, you clip obstacles, bending Arm and axles because your 1.5” wider per side.

Yeah, that's no good. I am happy with the current stance but would really like to have 12" wheels and same all around. I don't need any wider

 

[nitzo]

These are 12's with the wheel spacer kit. I will say there is more mud slung up the sides, but no rubbing, ride is awesome, traction is good, I'm very pleased with this setup. I wouldn't have known what to do, but was helped on this site.

 

[Russ989]

I hate that Honda does this. Why not keep it simple and engineer the thing for the same wheels all around?

I am interested in going 12" wheels, and will probably end up 5+2 all around with 28x10x12 tires. When the front gets wider, do you get a lot more mud flying up ?

I agree, talk about a PITA!!