Quick Tire Question

[Muzzy]

Is it possible to mount a 235/75R/15 tire on to a 15x7 rim? Also if the rims have the correct offset and backspacing (3.75") will there be any need for trimming? Reasoning being that I a brand new set of Yokohama Geolanders, I must say awesome tires. I just can't justify getting rid of them for 31's just yet, but I would like to have that wider stance.
Thanks
Muzzy

[Golf Cart]

I'm running 235/75R/15 on the front on 6.5 rims. My rears are 7 inch. Both 3.75 backspace. My tire guy says you can go down as far as a 6 inch.

I have no lift whatsoever - havent done my T-Bars , but did put in new shocks in the front. No trimming of anything - stock mudflaps front and rear with no touching.

[FalcoColumbarius]

I have a set of Yokohama AT-S Geolandars on the Miss Lil' Bitchi and they are sitting on the tear drop alloys that you see in the signature photo below. I think they had the Delica in mind when they designed these tyres.

Falco.

[Muzzy]

Hey Falco
I've got the same setup, white walls out. I think these tires are great. That's why I can't justify getting rid of them just yet, I only bought them a few months ago and the rims I have are pretty beat up. Plus I'd like that wider stance, I don't know how much of a difference it'll make but we'll see.
Muzzy

[Erebus]

Is it possible to mount a 235/75R/15 tire on to a 15x7 rim?

I've got that size tires on the stock 15x6 rims (same rims as Falco). My tire shop says that's the largest tire that can be safely put on a 6" wide rim.