[telle]

Does anyone know if you can get 15 inch 8 lug wheels to fit a 3/4 ton chevy?
The reason I ask is I have a nearly new set of 33's that I would like be able to put on my new (hopefully I get it) truck.

 

[YAMAHA1]

nope, you have bigger brakes than a half ton.

 

[ob_1jr]

they wont fit a 3/4 ton chevy...the brake caliper/rotors are too big. My aftermarket 16" rims clear the caliper with about 1/2". why would you want to go to a smaller rim? Im not sure about weight carrying capacity of the 15" rims either.

 

[telle]

Bumber,

why would you want to go to a smaller rim? Im not sure about weight carrying capacity of the 15" rims either.

I wanted you use a set of tires that I just bought (for my half ton but am now buying a dmax) and kick ass
goodyear wrangler duratrac!.....oh well

 

[ob_1jr]

yeah, but are the duratracs e rated? Bummer..you will have to buy a new set..

 

[cainer70]

you maybe/should be able to fit them with wheel spacers....just throwing that out there never tried with a dmax so really have no idea but, my bogger truck needed 1/4" spacers to fit 15's, you can also grind the callipers a bit too

 

[ob_1jr]

15" rims will not fit..no way...they wont go over the rotors/calipers,

 

[cainer70]

Alright, thought it maybe could have worked....Is that a no chance in hell no? LOL

 

[ob_1jr]

I only have about 1/2" clearance with my rims...I was worried when I was getting ready to put them on. I wouldnt grind anything on the brake system...if you got in an accident and they saw that...bad day for you.

 

[usafracer]

Darn now I will never get Daytons on the D-max