Wider Tyres sticking out of arches, legal?

[ScottieJ]

stock arches would cover those enough to not attract any attention dazerade

we used to run this arround and never had any attention, it was mostly sidewall that stuck out from the arch though, these are 235/75r15s on 7" wheels as well.



I didn't drive around for long with these sticking out though


I had to extend them a bit

[turbo-tom]

I meant to ad the disco aswell! well when we use to drive the suzuki on the road!

[Sj410red]

Thanks very much for all your replies, I think I will leave it as it is for now, as it looks good, plus only 1 side is really an issue on the rear, fronts are even less, thanks for pic dazerede, mines no more than yours.

[dazerede]

But I have put some rubber on them naw

If it was just a offroad and greenlaning toy I wouldnt have the rubber bits on as it looks better
But I have to drive to college in.it as this is my daily drive

[Sj410red]

Yeah it look good, nice paint too

[Jordi]

I'm saying nothing.

With spacers

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Without spacers

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[Sj410red]

Nice tyres jordi, do you use the truck on the road with them like that?
Anyone else got some pics of their tyres to post?

[windsor]

Av tried a few setups when desided what wheels and tyers am gunna keep on mine

[dndnk]

i think the law is as long as an effort has been made to cover them you will be ok . not sure really think its only from above it applies as well

[Jordi]

Nice tyres jordi, do you use the truck on the road with them like that?
Anyone else got some pics of their tyres to post?

I don't run the spacers on it, the bearings suffer enough as it is. So the tread sticks out about 1.5" i think and it's used on the road quite a bit.

The spacers will now be going onto my pickup with my old 31s on