35x10.50r15 on a 15x10 wheel
ohh thank god you were not talking about the wheels like the classic 16.5 and 16 what is more important when it comes to wheel size is the last number like 31x 10.5 x (15) in this scenario the 15 is the most important the answer is yes you can as long as both the tire and the wheel are what is known as a 15 inch tire on a 15 inch wheel
Generally YES, but some people will say no. It really depends what kind of car or truck I know it was VERY common for people to go 1 inch bigger on s-10 pickup trucks. I saw tons of people running .5 over, and i talked to a tire shop and he said you can go .5 over usually, but some larger vehicles have problems. Id goto a tire shop, or check out some internet forums based on the make and model of your truck. (silverado, goto a silverado forumhave a jeep, goto a jeep forum)
Yes you can.This is how you break down 35x10.50r15. 35 is the height in inches,10.50 is the width in inches and r15 means the rim size is 15 inches(r rim).15x10 is a 15 inch rim that is 10 inches wide.It is recomended that you keep the rim width within 3.5 inches of the tire width.In this case your tire is only a half inch wider than your rim,so ur good.
