Larger Tire and Wheel Size that Can Fit 2009 Starcraft 1701
Published 02/06/2020
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Question:
I flipped the axle on my starcraft and wanted to put larger rims and tires on. I currently have 5.3-12s. How big can I go without modifying the body?
asked by: DAVID R
Helpful Expert Reply:
Looks like you have plenty of clearance for a larger tire and wheel setup but without being able to measure for you it's hard to say from here. Your current tire overall diameter is 21.9 inches and the width is right at 5.3 inches. Also looks like you have the standard 5 lug bolt pattern. So a 205/75-14 tire is going to give you an overall diameter of 26.3 inches and have an overall width of 7.99 inches and most likely would fit well. For that we have the Tire and Wheel combo part # AM32161 which would be a really great option.
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Kenda 4.80-12 Bias Trailer Tire with 12" White Wheel - 4 on 4 - Load Range C
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- 12 Inch
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