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I’m thinking I would like to get 16” rims and 30” tires. My pioneer has a 3 in lift and I think it’ll fit just fine. Does anyone else have this set up? If so I would appreciate a picture! Thank you!!!
I’m thinking I would like to get 16” rims and 30” tires. My pioneer has a 3 in lift and I think it’ll fit just fine. Does anyone else have this set up? If so I would appreciate a picture! Thank you!!!
Thanks for the info. Does it require those regardless of the tire width?You will need forward offset A arms to fit 30s.
True story, without forward arched A-arms it’s going to rub like hell.I put 30x10x14 and a 3in lift and they rubbed like crazy lol.you will definitely need A arms to clear 30s. There not hard to put on @Russ989 has an install video I think.
Some 29’s will rub as well FYI.Decided to go with 29’s to be safe
Something to consider when choosing wheels and tires is how much sidewall will you have? More sidewall means you can air down if rock crawling and still protect the rims.I’m thinking I would like to get 16” rims and 30” tires. My pioneer has a 3 in lift and I think it’ll fit just fine. Does anyone else have this set up? If so I would appreciate a picture! Thank you!!!
You will be close, I have the 30” maxxis rampage, when I first aired them up I only went to 12psi and they measured a hair over 29” , so the carnivores may measure short as well, if you don’t air them up much more then 10psi you’ll probably be ok. I’d still get the SATV forward a-arms, easy install and not extremely expensive compared to wheel and tire costs.Ended up going with these... MSA Bounty 15" Wheels Black 29" Carnivore Tires Can-Am Maverick X3 / Honda Pioneer 1000 / Talon - Can-Am Maverick X3 / Honda Pioneer 1000 & Talon - Wheel & Tire Kits - UTV
think they will rub?
Good info! Thanks for the reply. The offset is below. I also have 1.5 inch wheel spacers on all 4 if that makes any difference?You will be close, I have the 30” maxxis rampage, when I first aired them up I only went to 12psi and they measured a hair over 29” , so the carnivores may measure short as well, if you don’t air them up much more then 10psi you’ll probably be ok. I’d still get the SATV forward a-arms, easy install and not extremely expensive compared to wheel and tire costs.
I‘ve since aired them up to 20psi and bet my tires are closer to a true 30”.
Something to consider if you run a low psi like 10 or lower, you may get pinch flats as I believe the carnivore has a soft sidewall, think most ran them close to 15psi to not ruin tires But I’m just going off memory but the lower the psi the shorter the tire but also the more you risk ruining a tire, always trade offs.
What offset are the rims?
WHEEL OFFSETS (F/R) | +10mm / +10mm |
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Offset, spacers and lift won't be your problem. If they rub, it's gonna be on the inner fenderwell.Good info! Thanks for the reply. The offset is below. I also have 1.5 inch wheel spacers on all 4 if that makes any difference?
WHEEL OFFSETS (F/R) +10mm / +10mm
Good to know. Guess it’s only one way to find out. If they rub then the SATV A arms it is.Offset, spacers and lift won't be your problem. If they rub, it's gonna be on the inner fenderwell.
How tall do they actually measure at what psi?Well they fit! The are 29x9.5x15View attachment 252779View attachment 252780
Hey B,How tall do they actually measure at what psi?
I'm running 28" EVOS on 4 front 12" steel wheels now. I have 30" evos and superatv arms to install. If I don't ride this weekend, I hope to get them on. I'm gonna put the 30s on the front stock 12" wheels also.Hey B,
What r you running 4 front rims on ure rig or stock rims? Im thinking of doing same as you but with the 30" BLK Water EVOS
Yeah that's what im thinking of doing also.I'm running 28" EVOS on 4 front 12" steel wheels now. I have 30" evos and superatv arms to install. If I don't ride this weekend, I hope to get them on. I'm gonna put the 30s on the front stock 12" wheels also.