SCS Ray 10’s Dark Bronze-SOLD

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm wonder if there will be fitment issues on the Pro with these?

 

Looks like $250 to $280 each

 

Thank you

 

We'll figure something out then, if @Unchained 5150 decides to buy them. Appreciate the offer to help out!

 

You may or may not depending on if you go off road at all.

 

I plan on using Skinny 255/75/17's

 

You should be okay

 

That might work, I was thinking of doing the same thing but I couldn’t figure out the fitment for sure. I’m stock height now and have some Fox pro take offs to put on but even with that and maybe a wescott kit that’s not much lift to work with.

 

A shared invoice or purchase receipt would squelch all doubt.

 

That fits on stock no problem. That IS the size I bought from you, right? I'm not sure what the offset on OEM is compared to these, but that is something to check out.
If I recall correctly, 3rd gen is able to run 255/80R17 on stock without rubbing.

 

Buy my Wilco

 

@Unchained 5150 I'm always going between CT/NY and North of Boston if you need someone to pick these up. Only thing is I won't be doing it for another week or so.

 

Thank you I am still up in the air currently on this.

 

You said you were holding onto it for a bit, since the state of your truck is up in the air...

 

Hmmmmmmmmmmmm that was not my quote

 

Not direct quote, no. Paraphrased.
Otherwise I would have done something like this:

 

With a 9" rim, that tire will be on the verge of too narrow for the rim. Looking at Discount Tire's info (Cooper STT Pro) the max "recommended" wheel width is 9" for that tire size.

Also, being that the wheel is 9" and has a HUGE offset (lots of poke), you may be looking at slight rub with a skinny tire. Hard to say without fitting it up. And I doubt you'll find too many comps on this site, as most don't run skinnies on such a wide wheel.

 

It's funny I was thinking the same thing as -38 will poke out a lot really. I guess after seeing you write it, it now makes more sense. @RustBucketFJ40 sorry going to have to pass on these beauties. Good Luck with the sale.

 

Here's a good website that lets you compare wheel and tire sizes. You can see how much "poke" you'll get compared to your current setup.

 

Wow sticks out quite a bit.