Stolen Wheels and Tires - What to buy?

ericosmith wrote:
I recently had one wheel and the spare stolen off my 2007 Sunnybrook Bristol Bay. Since the company is no longer in business, I can't go to them for replacement wheels. I found some online that look reasonably close but I don't know if the width and offset is the same as my current wheels. Does that really make a difference if I use them on the same side?

I currently have 5 year old Michelin LT2 M/S tires which I got to replace some Commercial TAs that were recalled. With the age of the tires I'm thinking to replace 4 and keep one as a spare.

Not to start another huge tire discussion, but wondering whether to go back to Commercial TAs which I can buy locally, or it seems like some of the newer ST tires might be acceptable? I doubt that I could find the better ones locally though.

The GVWR of the fiver is 15000.

Any thoughts? What else should I be considering?

Thanks

Me Again wrote:

ericosmith wrote:
I recently had one wheel and the spare stolen off my 2007 Sunnybrook Bristol Bay. Since the company is no longer in business, I can't go to them for replacement wheels. I found some online that look reasonably close but I don't know if the width and offset is the same as my current wheels. Does that really make a difference if I use them on the same side?

I currently have 5 year old Michelin LT2 M/S tires which I got to replace some Commercial TAs that were recalled. With the age of the tires I'm thinking to replace 4 and keep one as a spare.

Not to start another huge tire discussion, but wondering whether to go back to Commercial TAs which I can buy locally, or it seems like some of the newer ST tires might be acceptable? I doubt that I could find the better ones locally though.

The GVWR of the fiver is 15000.

Any thoughts? What else should I be considering?

Thanks

LT235/85R16E are most likely overload if you are close to the 15K GVWR. Sailun S637 LRG's are great. They come in both LT235/85R16G and shorter LT235/80R16G sizes. Chris