Tire question and wheel question.

[7081M1102]

I did do a search

Looks like the wheel size for my M1102 is 8-6.5 and 16.5 x 8.25" What is the offset? I thought I saw +3?

The tires have "Military OZ". What does this mean?

This is for M1102 trailer.

 

[DeadParrot]

By rough measurement of the rims/tires I took off my 1101, the offset is about 2.5". No clue on the Military OZ. Mine have that as well.

The common civilian rim substitution is early 2000s Chevy, Ford or Dodge 3/4 ton PU rims. Sometime in the later 2000's they switched to metric sizes.

Replacement lug nuts can be found at OReillys. Dorman #611-052.

 

[MWMULES]

"Military OZ" marking denotes is an OZone stable tire designed for long shelf life, and able to withstand sun without oxidizing and cracking a little more than a regular tire.

 

[7081M1102]

By rough measurement of the rims/tires I took off my 1101, the offset is about 2.5". No clue on the Military OZ. Mine have that as well.

The common civilian rim substitution is early 2000s Chevy, Ford or Dodge 3/4 ton PU rims. Sometime in the later 2000's they switched to metric sizes.

Replacement lug nuts can be found at OReillys. Dorman #611-052.

Positive offset I assume. Towards the trailer not away and sticking out. The best I have found is a zero offset.

 

[DeadParrot]

The 2.5" is from the outside of the metal rim to the center where the lug nuts are. The measurement to the inside of the rim is about 7".

 

[gringeltaube]

That's about correct.
(Drawing with dimensions, below...)


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