H3 16 X 7 Wheels with 285/75/R16?
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I see some folks are running this combo. All tire companies seem to call for a min. 7.5" rim width. Anyone have anything negative to report regarding a 285 tire on 7" wide wheel?
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I ran that size tire on 7in wheels for many years, still do on my old pickup as a matter of fact. You won't have any issues.
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Isn't the H3 factory wheel 7.5" wide?
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navigator wrote:Isn't the H3 factory wheel 7.5" wide?
You sir, are correct. I based my assumption on an ebay listing that listed them as 16 X 7. They are in fact 16 x 7.5. I will be running this combo soon. Thanks
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