Thannks for the reply Jah. The only thing is that no matter what option you get, you are still getting the standard 225/60/R18 100H wheels if you get the lariat. You can certainly upgrade to better and more capable tires, but the "build your own" system on Ford's website for ordering doesn't stop you from getting the standard 225/60/R18 100H wheels even with no options or all the heaviest options.
I appreciate the effort and pics!!!!!Probably doesn't make a difference at this point but attached are load info pics on my fully loaded lariat AWD with 4K Tow, every option except moon roof. Good Luck with your changes.
You would be correct. I went back and looked at the numbers. I wrote the numbers down, looked at them for reference...turns out my 6 looked like a 0. I typed it wrong in the forum. My apologies.
Already looking for independent shop to do it, however, I'm not worried about the tires as I can probably make a profit on them..it's about integrity and getting an answer for a customer who asked a question that should really should be a simple answer..
Anybody know if jeep wrangler 17 inch wheels fit fit the maverick XL seller says they are 5×108 bolt pattern
Doesn't look like any modern Jeeps use 5x108mm so I doubt that. They're typically 5x114.3mm or 5x127mm (5x4.5" and 5x5" respectively).
Unless it's an LT tire then most are going to <55 PSI max inflation (remember, you don't necessarily need to run Max PSI). And pressure limitations would be more on the tire valve stem than the wheel itself. Usually >60 recommends fully metal reinforced stems. As for load rating then the stock rims should also be fine for any XL-rated capacity one might equip. Possibly not LTs, but you'd be exceeding the Axle Load Rating weighing those to full capacity anyways.
