ATX Slabs with stock Rubicon Tyres

Dubaibentzen

Dubaibentzen

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Hi Guys.

I have finally found a place here in Dubai that sells ATX wheels.

Would there be any issues from mounting the stock Rubicon Tyres on ATX Slabs with beadlocks?

Still saving up for a EVO lift kit and flat fenders before going to bigger tyres.

The plan is for 37s, but it will be a nice and slow build, so I thought the ATX wheels would be a good place to start.

Let me know what you think.

Thanks
 
BlackHawk08jk

BlackHawk08jk

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The only thing I could think of is the tire being a little narrow for the wheel. I would say it would fit but not the best fit.
 
Dubaibentzen

Dubaibentzen

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Ok, I see. My current rubi tyres are P245/75/17. Pizza slicers 😀

This may be a silly question, but does it matter whether the tyre is 12.5 or 13.5 wide?

I can get a set of new 37x13.5x17 Discoverer Cooper STT at a reasonable price here, so that might be the ones I go for later.
 
cozdude

cozdude

Guy with a Red 2-Door
Dubaibentzen said:
Ok, I see. My current rubi tyres are P245/75/17. Pizza slicers 😀

This may be a silly question, but does it matter whether the tyre is 12.5 or 13.5 wide?

I can get a set of new 37x13.5x17 Discoverer Cooper STT at a reasonable price here, so that might be the ones I go for later.
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Nope doesn't matter. They will both fit perfectly.
 
Dubaibentzen

Dubaibentzen

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cozdude said:
Nope doesn't matter. They will both fit perfectly.
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Thanks cozdude.

Any other issues I should be concerned about if choosing a 13.5 wide tyre over a 12.5?
Rubbing? Turning radius? And are they heavier since they are wider or is the "meat" the same?
 
BlackHawk08jk

BlackHawk08jk

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Dubaibentzen said:
Thanks cozdude.

Any other issues I should be concerned about if choosing a 13.5 wide tyre over a 12.5?
Rubbing? Turning radius? And are they heavier since they are wider or is the "meat" the same?
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The slabs should have enough bs to not have to worry about rubbing.
 
cozdude

cozdude

Guy with a Red 2-Door
Dubaibentzen said:
Thanks cozdude.

Any other issues I should be concerned about if choosing a 13.5 wide tyre over a 12.5?
Rubbing? Turning radius? And are they heavier since they are wider or is the "meat" the same?
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As Blackhawk said the slabs are wide enough that you don't need to worry about rubbing or turning radius
 
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