What size backspacing do i need to fit 30x9.5-15 w/ 15x8 rims on my rodeo. I'd stick with what i have but rusty steel rims and highway tires that spin in mud an let me powerslide (drift) around corners easier then i like them to, not that a problem, fun until hit snow bank or curb.

Thanks for any help,
Mike
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Edited by: Mike124

30x9.50 should work with any rim backspacing on a gen 1.5 rodeo with no problem. They have larger wheel opening then the 2nd gen I have.

I'm not sure what the back spacing is on his wheels (they are 16x8 MB Blitz) but Ramblin Fever has 265/75-16 (same as 32") on his '97 and had no rubbing issues even before his 2" lift..

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Dumb question, what the factory backspacing .

Thank You,
Mike
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Will these work.</span><br style="font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;"></font>
SummitRacing.com
Summit 185 Series Wheels
Part Number: SUM-185-5883B
Rim Diameter (in): 15 in.
Rim Width (in): 8.00 in.
Backspacing (in): 3.750 in.
Offset (mm): -19.00mm
Center Bore Diameter (in): 4.250 in.
Load Rating (lbs): 2,200 lbs.

Mike
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They should work. They are the same back space and offset as the ones I just bought US Wheel 94 Series. I had to trim my fenders though since I have smaller wheel wells and went to 32" tires. Those wheels would stick out farther but with 30" tires I dont think it would be a problem.

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urchinTracker();</>Thanks for the help Dave, i'll put my order in an maybe now i drive around in 2wd when it snows or off-road.

Mike