Tire and Wheel Help: Let me know what you are running

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Postby L60Boerne » Wed Jun 22, 2016 7:10 am

2869ral is helping us make sure our 30" x 9.5" wide tires do not rub at max travel. We are still working out the suspension but inches mater.

Presidio Patrol will operate on 15" rims and 2" leaf spring lift.....not final yet, might need shackles too.

CCV5 will run on 31" x 9.25" wide BFG All Terrains on 16" rims. New Alcan leaf springs will provide 1" lift but that is not enough. 2896ral now looking to fabricate some shackles adding another 1.5" of lift. Hopefully that will be enough.

None of this is final...but it will be by Friday.
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Postby Dave60 » Mon Dec 18, 2017 6:00 pm

I have a 69 Patrol with the original 16" split rim wheels on it. I would like to replace them with non split rims. My question is will any other manufactures wheels fit ( Ford GM Dodge ect.)
Thanks for the info and they are 15" wheels I don't know why if put 16" in the post
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Postby zed » Mon Dec 18, 2017 8:27 pm

Dave,
The prior owner of my 1969 Patrol mounted 1992-2000 Chevy Tahoe 9593334 (16'' x 7'', 6 x 5.5 Bolt Pattern) wheels. He had to bore the center of the front wheels to accommodate the Patrol hubs.

I believe you can also mount Nissan Titan 15x6x5.5, 1993-1998 Toyota T100 steel, 15”x6” 5.5 bolt or Toyota FJ 40 wheels.

Keith

P.S. I believe the 1969 Patrol had a 15" split ring (rim) wheel as original equipment. The 16" split ring (rim) wheel was from an earlier model year.
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Postby L60Boerne » Tue Dec 19, 2017 6:36 am

Keith,
Merry Christmas.
It was my experience that 16" rims require a 2" lift if BFG Mud Terrain used for (CCV5), which I thought were the best possible tires for my use. There are a number bias ply tires that may work without a lift. Presidio Patrol (CCV4) uses 15" rims and Cooper makes an excellent tire that does not require a lift.

This thread started off with a link to Procomp tires. My experience with Procomp tires was terrible. They are fake off road tires in my opinion. The 36" tires i ran on CCV1 for ten years punctured frequently with 90% of the punctures in the sidewall.Your selection my have more plies or maybe they have improved? CCV1 was used to rock climb on non professional trails while hunting and just about anything encountered other than flat asphalt were threatening.

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Postby dustin3n » Wed May 02, 2018 10:38 pm

Need to replace my BFG AT's soon and I'm thinking of getting the Ironman tires. Just curious here if anyone has personal experience with this tire brand. If they are not worth buying, my second option is the Cooper STT pro.
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Postby nizmut » Sun Jun 17, 2018 11:33 am

I have bfg 32x11.5x 15s but my rear wells are cut and rolled
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Postby mdawg4x4 » Mon Jun 25, 2018 12:18 pm

dustin3n wrote:Need to replace my BFG AT's soon and I'm thinking of getting the Ironman tires. Just curious here if anyone has personal experience with this tire brand. If they are not worth buying, my second option is the Cooper STT pro.


I am running Cooper STT PROs on my Jeep and love them. I have about 23K on them now and they let you know they are mud tires.
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Postby L60Boerne » Mon Jun 25, 2018 7:07 pm

Welcome Dave60,
I'm passing through Amarillo all the time, in fact this week. I must see your Patrol one of these days. I'm dim witted and lucky to be able to feed myself on most days without help from my friends. Tell me again....are your rims 15" or 16"?

I'd contact Chester, the guy that just bought that Utah barn find. I'll bet he will upgrade those wheels and cast off the originals. I was given some oem rims which i appreciate but be aware the older ones can leak around the rim seals. Hmmmm rim seals.... I wonder where they live? never seen them of Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom....
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Postby mdawg4x4 » Fri Jun 29, 2018 11:56 am

L60Boerne wrote:Welcome Dave60,
I'm passing through Amarillo all the time, in fact this week. I must see your Patrol one of these days. I'm dim witted and lucky to be able to feed myself on most days without help from my friends. Tell me again....are your rims 15" or 16"?

I'd contact Chester, the guy that just bought that Utah barn find. I'll bet he will upgrade those wheels and cast off the originals. I was given some oem rims which i appreciate but be aware the older ones can leak around the rim seals. Hmmmm rim seals.... I wonder where they live? never seen them of Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom....
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No, but I bet ole Jacques Cousteau has seen his fair share of rim seals in his day. There be all kinds of seals around the Pacific Rim! :)
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Postby mdawg4x4 » Fri Jul 27, 2018 12:32 pm

Anybody see the new BFG MT KM3 available in 7.50R16/E (Part # 21105)? 31.8"dia and 8.7"wide on a 16X6 rim. :think:
https://www.discounttiredirect.com/buy-tires/bfgoodrich-mud-terrain-t-a-km3/p/37118

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