hi run rear tires....F.S

[tyler1blaster]

idk if any of you have utility atv's but i do.....i just bought apair of 22x11-10 Hi run tires already mounted on steel wheels.... i was hoping they would fit but they dont..... so they're brand new and already mounted on brand new wheels...... they're normally $120 with the tire and wheel..... so if you add up both.... well, you get $240..... i'll let them go for $195 FIRM + shipping.... i'm guessing shipping would be around $15.... the wheel size is 10x6 btw..... i'll send pics upon request!


THANKS and someone please get these off my hands... the dealer wont except returns on these....

 

[xjma]

10x6 rim in the rear?? What bolt pattern? That's strange. 10x6 sounds like a size you would run up front....

And what didn't fit? 22" tires fit on blasters!

 

[tyler1blaster]

they were supposed to be for my honda recon...... the bolt pattern is 4 lug...... it says rear tire on the sticker that came with them.... and man i wish they would fit on my blaster!! The wheel is to big though

 

[xjma]

you could get a 10" wheel to fit the blaster bolt pattern.

You could even have the pattern re-drilled if you wanted to!

 

[tyler1blaster]

how much does redrilling cost????

 

[blaster01]

you could pretty much do it your self

im not exactly sure on the best method but i think if you could take your hubs off and trace were the studs are on a peice of paper then get a tape measurer and measure the distance between the studs and measure you space on the paper to make sure its right and then then you could just cut the paper small enough to fit in the wheel, tape it down real nice, then drill straight through the paper and all

like i said im not sure on the best method but i could see my idea working

 

[tyler1blaster]

well thanks 01! i'll give them a few more days here.... then i'll try to find a way to redrill... if that doesn't work off to egay they go!

 

[4cfed]

well thanks 01! i'll give them a few more days here.... then i'll try to find a way to redrill... if that doesn't work off to egay they go!

or drop a few bucks at the machine shop and have it done with the piece of mine there drilled right, and not off to one side whci hwill give you a 'lump' or vibrations

 

[blaster01]

yea 4cfed it prob right.....just tryin to think of a way to do it at home....i would keep them tires if i were you...use them in snow and if the trails get really muddy....of just saive them as back up tires

 

[xjma]

I would have it done at a machine shop if possible....you want that stuff ballz on.