Can I put 15x10s on my dodge?

rammy98 · Mar 25, 2016

Just wanted to knw if I could put 15x10s on my dodge since stock is 16" or do I have to 16 and bigger? Also getting brakes. The power stop drilled n slotted Z34 or something like that. Their the truck n towing series anybody have qn opinoin?

dapepper9 · Mar 25, 2016

2000+ no 15s unless steel. Alloy don't fit

ramburger · Mar 25, 2016

dapepper9 said:
2000+ no 15s unless steel. Alloy don't fit

not true.
try the american racing ar23 rims they worked for me, as im sure others do too but can only speak for ar wheel

dapepper9 · Mar 25, 2016

99% of alloy 15s don't fit with the dual piston calipers. You CAN get em to fit with high backspace but unless you got $1200 worth of giant tires for 15" wheel it's not worth trying to find a set that does. Specific models mam nothing if the backspace is wrong

dapepper9 · Mar 25, 2016

So yes true

Jimmy68 · Mar 25, 2016

I'm running 15"x 7" steel wheels on my 01. No problem. Took them off my 68 Commando.
15x10 would be awesome. Yes, steel 15x10 will fit.

dodge dude94 · Mar 25, 2016

I feel that 17 inch wheels will be the new normal for us soon as the range of 16 inch tires decreases.

ramburger · Mar 25, 2016

dapepper9 said:
So yes true

still false brah, cool yer jets its ok
op im sure if you more searches you will find many alum rims that will fit your application

dapepper9 · Mar 25, 2016

ramburger said:
still false brah, cool yer jets its ok
op im sure if you more searches you will find many alum rims that will fit your application

No its not. I would cool my jets if you ever gave good info but you NEVER do. You just hang out in the lifted section preaching unreliable **** that is dangerous and spends other people's money. You're the ONLY member that i would suggest leaving the forum

ramburger · Mar 25, 2016

just cuz yer wrong isnt the end of the word duder
everythings going to be alright i promise

so 15" alum rims wont work for him but they will and im wrong?]
sweet brah...

dapepper9 · Mar 25, 2016

I'm not wrong. 99% of alloy wheels (alloy, they don't make aluminum) won't work with 2000+ dual piston equipped trucks. Steel go nuts or below 2000 go nuts

BBartow · Mar 25, 2016

dapepper9 said:
No its not. I would cool my jets if you ever gave good info but you NEVER do. You just hang out in the lifted section preaching unreliable **** that is dangerous and spends other people's money. You're the ONLY member that i would suggest leaving the forum

Johnn123 · Mar 25, 2016

I'd recommend 17" wheels, far more tire choices available. 15's can fit but its a pita. Save your time and just get 16 or 17's.

jsmith · Mar 25, 2016

Johnn123 said:
I'd recommend 17" wheels, far more tire choices available. 15's can fit but its a pita. Save your time and just get 16 or 17's.

Yep it seems 17s are starting to be the smallest you want to go due to tire choice,brake clearance,etc. Now if only the tire companies would stop charging more for less tire

Johnn123 · Mar 25, 2016

jsmith said:
Yep it seems 17s are starting to be the smallest you want to go due to tire choice,brake clearance,etc. Now if only the tire companies would stop charging more for less tire

I think the reason they cost more for bigger rim widths is tires are actually harder to manufacture. I remember reading that somewhere.

Another point to consider is if you ever upgrade trucks to a newer vehicle, ie 02+ dodge, you won't be able to use even 16" rims, as 17"s will be the smallest to fit. So if you buy nice tires for the 15's or 16's, you won't be able to swap them to new vehicle. My 10 takes minimum 17" wheels, so when I got it I wasn't able to pull the brand new 16" Hercules Trail Diggers off of my 01 and reuse them.

rammy98 · Mar 26, 2016

Johnn123 said:
I'd recommend 17" wheels, far more tire choices available. 15's can fit but its a pita. Save your time and just get 16 or 17's.

Well I thought about 17s but their expensive for the ones I want and the 15" tires are also cheaper

Jimmy68 · Mar 26, 2016

rammy98 said:
Well I thought about 17s but their expensive for the ones I want and the 15" tires are also cheaper

Yup. 15" steel wheels and 33x12.5x15 tires. Nice and cheap.

rammy98 · Mar 26, 2016

Jimmy68 said:
Yup. 15" steel wheels and 33x12.5x15 tires. Nice and cheap.

Thats wht im ****** about those are nice

Jimmy68 · Mar 27, 2016

Rockcrawler. http://www.procompusa.com/wheels-landing-page.aspx?lc=PCW

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