Running humvee wheels on my 94 srw.

[Kevo1288]

So bigger is always better and my buddy needs a set of 35s and is willing to give me what I paid for mine and theres a 95% tread set of Humvee wheels and tires for sale local for what my buddy wants to give me for just my tires. For what I do with the truck on weekends I think it would be nice to have the extra clearance along with the rock guards for the wheels.

I know they have crazy backspacing, I think drw hubs would make the front work any idea for the rear?

 

[IDIoit]

normally the center is relocated to run on our trucks

 

[Kevo1288]

normally the center is relocated to run on our trucks

Ahh that means id most likely have to ship them out...

 

[Thewespaul]

Have you ever driven a truck with these tires? Not exactly the best for on road use, great for offroad rigs, but flippin heavy for doing brake work and more rotational mass than a comparable sized tire.

 

[Kevo1288]

Have you ever driven a truck with these tires? Not exactly the best for on road use, great for offroad rigs, but flippin heavy for doing brake work and more rotational mass than a comparable sized tire.

I haven't , ive only done my research and reading at pirate 4x4 and a lot of people did say they weren't as bad as theyre made out to be. I guess I need to take into consideration the crowd over there....

 

[Thewespaul]

They don’t drive like a square tire, but they will vibrate a good bit more than most off-road tires since they don’t balance out like an on road tire. If you want your truck to just be a trail rig that sees 70% off-road and 30% on road between trails, it’s perfect. Otherwise I would stick with what you got

 

[IDIoit]

been running 35's for years, no noticeable difference than 33's on my other truck