Wheel size options
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Not to sound angry but please use the search button. This topic is covered numerous on the forum. No need to start another thread for a question that’s been asked/answered at least 6-7 times
Sorry to snap but the search button will help find 99% of the questions you might have.
I searched and have not found any specific details, but thanks for your input. If you have a direct link to these discussions, I would greatly appreciate it
18" is currently the smallest wheel size planned. Subject to potential change before production of course.
Hopefully I grabbed the right portion but there is some discussion here
We were told at the reveal that 18’s will likely be the smallest option
This all seems to align.
Seems like 18’s are the new 15’s.
I was surprised lately when I started looking for tires for my ZJ. It used to be that 15’s were really common, but now finding a set of in stock 31x10.50R15’s is harder than it used to be.
Please, please, please offer a 16” wheel option. For those of us that will actually be going off road, I’d like to have the option of a 16” wheel so I can have more sidewall area. Not that I won’t purchase aftermarket 16” wheels, but it would be nice to not have to spend the extra money on aftermarket wheels. Thank you.
Yes. It was confirmed. Also, the smallest tire currently being considered as a factory option is 32-33”.
Thanks. I remembered the tire size but thought 17” was smallest. Thanks for clarifying
Saw this article on the new Honda Passport. It now has inside option for spare. Just posting this pic so everyone knows how much space a tire inside is gonna chew up. Obviously it’s narrower than the traveler will be but was just shocked to see how much space. I’m pretty sure the passport isn’t running 32’s/33’s either
Yes, I get that. I’m asking Scout to consider offering different size options.
18" will be the smallest due to brake system clearance.
An 18” Rim with 35” tires is fine. I’d prefer 17” wheels as well, but I have had no issue with the 18” wheel/35” tire setup on my TRX.
I’m sure there will be a 20” option that for my use would be fine. I’m really liking this tire for a 20” option.
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