front wheels 15x7 BS?

[s10camaro_ho]

Right now I\'ve got the stock 14\'s with 235/60\'s on all four corners. The fronts rub lock to lock. Come summer time I want to go to 15x7 all the way around with 235/60\'s. I think I read the right bs is 4 inch. Is that front and rear or what?



The wheels I\'m looking at are 4 1/2 BS will they work front- rear- at all?



Thanks



<font size=1>[ This message was edited by: s10camaro_ho on 2004-12-01 06:06 ]</font>

[ZZ4Blazer]

4 is optimal for the front, 4 1/2 will work too, just the wheel will set in the fender some.



I has 15x7s with 235/60/15\"s on the front of my truck with 5\" drop, wiht minimal rubbing at full lock.

[jbrvo]

The wheels and tires that were on my truck are sitting in the corner collecting dust. They have about 700 miles on them. You can see them in my pics. The fronts are 235/70/15 and the rears are 255/70/15. They definitely fill up the wheel wells. The tires are Goodyear and they are still mounted on the Centerline wheels. I\'m looking to move em and they may be within driving distance.

[Scotty_S-15]

For what it\'s worth, I\'ve got 225-60-15s on 15X8 Rallye Rims with the std. 4\" BS. on the front of my \'82 for years, no problems.

[ZZ4Blazer]

depending on what spindles you have, 4 1/2\" bs might be very close to hitting the tierod.

[s10camaro_ho]

My S10 is stock hieght front and rear. What do you mean a 15x7 with 4.5 BS will set the fenders? I\'ve never heard that before.



There\'s a reason I\'m waiting for summer. One cause it\'s going to snow soon and two I don\'t have the money to buy them right now.

[KLEENKARSRUS]

Im running 15x7 polished centerlines with rather large tires..not a problem on my rig.

[s10camaro_ho]

I got it figured out a long time ago. Old post.