From: Marc Strangfeld (curlyjoe98@yahoo.com)
Date: Sun Feb 15 2004 - 22:01:13 PST
Jim
I saw a picture of a M35 with 11.00X20.00's (dual-10
wheel configuration) in Military Vehicles magazine a
while back and the wheels looked standard. I've been
told that you should be able to stick your hand
between the duals as a test for clearance. I don't
know if you would need a spacer. Mount some up and
try some. And you are right, never let duals touch.
If you have a truck loaded heavy you should recheck
clearance as the bulge from extra weight will destroy
tires from the friction/heat.
Marc
--- Jim Zehr <jeeperjim@cox-internet.com> wrote:
> For those who are reading too much into the tire
> comparison question.
> Obviously you would not want any tire to tire rub.
> I would have thought that most would have also
> assumed this much.
> I was simply wanting to know if there are any larger
> diameter tires that
> could be installed to reduced top end RPMs that are
> not too much wider,
> hense the mention of a thin spacer.
> I'm not quite sure how someone would think I would
> want to put the tires
> closer together.
> I hereby rescind all questions concerning optional
> tires on M35 trucks. In
> other words, never mind!
>
>
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