Availability of 15 x 10" wheels for XD 1500

[Mark]

First post here and there seems to be a lot of knowledgeable members.
I upgraded to 32 x 10" BFG's when I purchased my Ranger but I want to run a 15 x 10 rim to get more footprint on the ground. I'm having a heck of a time finding those rims and the few I have I'm not sure if the offset will negatively effect the machine. The only wheel I've found is a Valor with a 4+6 offset.
I appreciate any feedback or suggestions on availability.

 

[Big Red]

A 10" wide rim for a 10" wide tire is a very bad idea. A 10" wide tire should be mounted on a 7" wide rim, 8" would be the max. I never heard of anyone doing that nor do I think the bead will seal correctly. That said a 4/6 offset will move the inside of the rim out 2 inches from stock and the outside out 5" from stock! I really don't think you want to do that. If you want to run a rim that wide you really need much wider tires and I'm not sure that would be a great idea either. Just my advice others may have a different opinion.

 

[Mark]

Appreciate your response. Sounds like even if the tire sealed the offset would be too drastic.

 

[Mr.C]

I’m running the valor wheel and tire set up and I wouldn’t want to go with a 10” wide rim. The tires are nice and flush with the wheels. And wheels measure 15x7. Not sure if these pics will help with giving you a visual. But it’s all I have at the moment.

 

[Clubin]

I’m running the valor wheel and tire set up and I wouldn’t want to go with a 10” wide rim. The tires are nice and flush with the wheels. And wheels measure 15x7. Not sure if these pics will help with giving you a visual. But it’s all I have at the moment.

I’m running the same and agree. 32” valor alpha on 15x7 valor v09 beadlock

 

[Big Red]

Appreciate your response. Sounds like even if the tire sealed the offset would be too drastic.

Yes, I feel the offset would be too drastic and really push your tire out further from the machine than you would like. The stock offset is a 6/1 which means 6" are on the inside of the hub and 1" is on the outside of your hub. I'm running 15 X 7" MSA Thunderlips that are very close to a 4/3 offset (actually a metric measurement) which pushed my tires out 2.22" on each corner making my Ranger almost 4 1/2" wider than stock. It gives the wheel a deeper dish look but does throw mud up the side of my machine. I hope this helps and you find the rim that works best for you.