P1000 I’m confused

[DeepPurple]

I’ve been looking at wheels and tires and I’m getting nowhere. I found some wheels I liked and asked to have tires mounted and they said they don’t do that so I cancelled the wheels and started again. I assume any tire shop can mount them even tho they are 14” seeing everything today is 20, 22, 24”. Are all 14” wheels only 7” wide?

 

[Admin]

 

[Robobrainiac]

Most local tire places should be able to mount them and most online shops most likely won't mount them for you.

14x7 will pretty much fit whatever you want. If you really want something wider here are some I found.

4x137 Bolt Pattern Wheels at Extreme Customs

Extreme Customs! One of the fastest growing aftermarket accessory companies online! We ship thousands of wheel and tire packages and accessories each year!

www.extremecustoms.com

Otherwise you can look at all their 14" wheels

4x137 Bolt Pattern Wheels at Extreme Customs

Extreme Customs! One of the fastest growing aftermarket accessory companies online! We ship thousands of wheel and tire packages and accessories each year!

www.extremecustoms.com

 

[Remington]

I’ve been looking at wheels and tires and I’m getting nowhere. I found some wheels I liked and asked to have tires mounted and they said they don’t do that so I cancelled the wheels and started again. I assume any tire shop can mount them even tho they are 14” seeing everything today is 20, 22, 24”. Are all 14” wheels only 7” wide?

Like @Robobrainiac said, any wheel and tire shop can mount them. If your doing bead locks you can do it yourself cuz your only slipping one side of the tire over the rim and the other is the bead lock ring thats torqued down. Harbor freight has an inexpensive tire mounting device that works very well. As long as you have a decent compressor and a little bead sealer you can set the bead easy.

 

[Adam490]

Like @Robobrainiac said, any wheel and tire shop can mount them. If your doing bead locks you can do it yourself cuz your only slipping one side of the tire over the rim and the other is the bead lock ring thats torqued down. Harbor freight has an inexpensive tire mounting device that works very well. As long as you have a decent compressor and a little bead sealer you can set the bead easy.

Yep, I've mounted some smaller non-beadlock tires on wheels using the HF tire mounter too. I think they go on sale pretty regularly for around $40. You will need something to mount it to (I mounted mine to an old pallet).

 

[Isaiah]

As stated any tire shop can do it and it shouldn't be expensive. A 7In wide rim is really what you want, with a 7in rim and 10in wide tires the sidewall will protect the rims better in rocks.

 

[Remington]

Yep, I've mounted some smaller non-beadlock tires on wheels using the HF tire mounter too. I think they go on sale pretty regularly for around $40. You will need something to mount it to (I mounted mine to an old pallet).

Yes sir! I mounted mine to a pice of 3/4 OSB i had laying around. Got mine cheep like that too! Has been a very handy tool indeed

 

[Adam490]

Better yet, make sure your sister marries someone that has a real tire mounting machine and a balancer

 

[Isaiah]

Better yet, make sure your sister marries someone that has a real tire mounting machine and a balancer

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My brother owns a tire shop and he just got new tire machines and balancers and I bought one of the old tire machines from him yesterday so I'm covered lol

 

[Remington]

My brother owns a tire shop and he just got new tire machines and balancers and I bought one of the old tire machines from him yesterday so I'm covered lol

Lucky dog you! Thats BA!
hope you got a good deal?

 

[Isaiah]

Lucky dog you! Thats BA!
hope you got a good deal?

He sold it to me for $350. I don't know what they run but I wanted one and took it lol

 

[Remington]

He sold it to me for $350. I don't know what they run but I wanted one and took it lol

Dam right! Hell if a deal! They typically go from 700-1,200 used

 

[DeepPurple]

Thank You everybody for the lessons! I had the wheels ordered then cancelled the order thinking I had to buy the wheels with the tires mounted.

 

[DeepPurple]

Not done yet, I’ve decided on the Tusk Terrabite 28x10-14 or 29x10-14 which will fit? I do not have a lift on it. I’m getting frustrated finding wheels seems like Honda is not represented very well and everybody must have blue buggies as I can’t find any blue wheels that fit. I have found red ones tho, gimme yer opinion on a blue UTV with red wheels. Or I could get the smoked ones, the wheels are STI HD7 Radiant 14x7

 

[Isaiah]

Not done yet, I’ve decided on the Tusk Terrabite 28x10-14 or 29x10-14 which will fit? I do not have a lift on it. I’m getting frustrated finding wheels seems like Honda is not represented very well and everybody must have blue buggies as I can’t find any blue wheels that fit. I have found red ones tho, gimme yer opinion on a blue UTV with red wheels. Or I could get the smoked ones, the wheels are STI HD7 Radiant 14x7

28s will fit fine anything above that you will need offset A arms. As for rims I think the smoked color will look better than red imo

 

[Isaiah]

Might not be anything you want but the MSA m30 throttle rims look pretty good and you can get them with blue on them. I will try to find a pic

 

[Isaiah]

only picture I could find with the blue.

 

[DeepPurple]

28s will fit fine anything above that you will need offset A arms. As for rims I think the smoked color will look better than red imo

I agree with ya the red would be too much

 

[DeepPurple]

Might not be anything you want but the MSA m30 throttle rims look pretty good and you can get them with blue on them. I will try to find a pic

Thanks I’ll check them out

 

[Isaiah]

Thanks I’ll check them out

No problem.

 

[Todd627]

Yes sir! I mounted mine to a pice of 3/4 OSB i had laying around. Got mine cheep like that too! Has been a very handy tool indeed

That piece of OSB is now worth 5 times the tire changing tool LOL