Bigger Badder Tires with Minimal Performance Loss

[jeep-N-montero]

Dude, just run some 31x10.50 tires on stock 15x7.5 snowflake wheels and call it a day, there are tons of Isuzus out there with that exact setup.

 

[Erik N]

I would suggest that a 30x9.50-15 tire might be a good choice.

Here's a pic of my POS Exploder with that size. They seem "about right" IMO. It's about the same size vehicle as the Isuzu.

Oh and I am a broke college student with ridiculous tuition and every penny counts.

I once used student loan $$ to buy racing slicks, still don't regret it.

To the post above about soft sand, he is right BUT for the soft floaty stuff you want a low traction-type tire, that won't dig a hole.

 

[goodtimes13]

Here's a pic of my POS Exploder with that size. They seem "about right" IMO. It's about the same size vehicle as the Isuzu.



I once used student loan $$ to buy racing slicks, still don't regret it.

To the post above about soft sand, he is right BUT for the soft floaty stuff you want a low traction-type tire, that won't dig a hole.

Now there's some advice! Ha I will be going down to discount for a test fit and think I'm going to get a 31"

 

[goodtimes13]

Found this cool link

http://www.4wheelparts.com/aux_incl/gear_ratio.html

 

[HenryJ]

Found this cool link

http://www.4wheelparts.com/aux_incl/gear_ratio.html

Try out mine: S-10Crewcab.net Axle Ratio/Tire Size Calculator

 

[goodtimes13]

Try out mine: S-10Crewcab.net Axle Ratio/Tire Size Calculator

Well that certainly is a little more in-depth isn't it? :Wow1: