33 or 32

So I have 33x12.5 on a 15 inch wheel.

I was thinking about going to a 32x10 or 32x10.5
I don't need a 12.5" wide tire and when I'm at full lock it will only rub if I'm rocking back and forth like going over bumps off road. I want to go just a tad smaller on the diameter and smaller on the width.

Will it look weird ? Or do you think it will hardly be noticable from a visual standpoint?

 

I think going to a 32 won't look weird. What size wheels are you planning?

 

A 32 would look alright I think. Or have you considered 33x10.5? It's a lot narrower so you'll have a lot less rubbing. Similar size to 255/85/16

 

Oh

Same wheels 15"
These are old school Mickey Thomson's.
They look great for 15 years old.

 

32 is a 33

 

This is my previous truck w 32/11.5/15. 1.5" rear and 2" front. Similar side step which is tough to find pics of

 

I'm liking all of these stepsides

 

Fixing my ground for my 9 LED lights
Rock lights and backup lights whatever you call it.

 

Are those 15x10 mt's?

 

If you aren't going off-roading a lot I'd go with the smaller tires.

 

Have you flattened the pinch weld in your front fenders? I had 32/11.5 stock height and rubbed on the washer fluid bottle but not he back of the fenders after flattening the pinchweld

 

Yes they are.

 

I have not touched the pinch welds at all.
Normal driving nothing rubs. Only on medium sized bumps at almost full lock like going over a curb will it run. That's why I was thinking about going smaller on the diameter.

Also for a little better mpg's
Big tire's and supercharged I'm only getting 200miles on a tank of gas .

The truck is not for gas mileage it's for fun .
The Subaru is my good gas mileage vehicle and that's fun too. Lol

 

what kind of math did this require?

 

Common core, it is the new hotness

 

Most 32 inch tires are 32.somthing so you round up. Let's assume you've heard of rounding numbers.

 

You got any more pictures of this thing? Going for a similar set up

 

thats just people rounding metric tire sizes and even then a metric equivalent 32 is not a 33. were talking about true to inch sized tires here though.

 

Welcome to America. We don't use the metric system.

 

for most tire sizing you do