A little info please!!

[Mr Mud]

This is only for those of you with superior knowledge of the Fronty Sport Which has the widest track the leaf sprung Fronty Sport or the coil sprung
I bet someone somewhere is just bursting at the seams to tell me

[Road Hog]

They are both the same track,the rim offset was reduced when the wider coil sprung axle was introduced,thus why the track width is increased on coilers that use leafer wheels

[Mr Mud]

[Road Hog]

No probs bud if you insist that I should be drinking at this time of day I suppose it would be rude not to crack a tin of Export as instructed

[Mr Mud]

[4x4 bobby]

[FUDDY MUCKER]

This gives you an idea of the difference in width of the axles ........





Later Alloys and steel wheels fitted from a coil sprung truck to a leaf spring truck, looks a tad "silly" !!!! You can see how far into the arches the wheels sit.

How Earlier "deep dish" Alloy Wheels fit on to the truck ......







"Shameless Plug on Mud Muncher, if I ever saw one !!!"

[Mr Mud]

I do like your truck Fuddy and your wheels are real nice, however if you come out one morning and the truck is sitting on a pile of bricks you'll know I've visited during the night

Back to wheels, I've got 16" rims on my '98 Sport and I don't really want to go down to 15" but I can't find any 16" wheels with good offset.

[FUDDY MUCKER]

Go down to 15" rims if you can, cos you got a lot more choice in tyre tread patterns and sizes.

I think the most common size on here is 31" x 10.5" x R15

Lots of choice in new and remould available in that size.

Including the Kingpin Mud Terrain tyre, a remould of a bridgestone pattern, but very well constructed and cheap at around 45 pounds per tyre.

[Mr Mud]

That's true Fuddy I've seen loads of nice S/H 15" wheels and tyres on flea-bay, and my '92 Sport has S/H BFG's AT's on split rims and they look quite good I'm just loath to go down a wheel size, I wonder if anyone else has taken the plunge and what were the results

[FUDDY MUCKER]

[damrabbit]

i'm sure big red fronty has just downsized from 16's to 15's also dropping an inch in tyre size from 33 to 32 and he's well chuffed with em

[FUDDY MUCKER]

Try here : http://www.4x4tyres.com

For a good selection of 15" and 16" tyres, they also do rims as well.

I, myself, have used them for every set of tyres I've ever brought for my truck, great service, very knowledgeable, super prices and fast delivery.