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M1075, Super pics, I love the XML tread pattern! Looks like there isn't much room left for free tire movement under front fenders as well as for spare tire (re)location? Power steering? yorkgulch, They aren't beadlocks and they may not be approved but A3 wheels are very heavy duty 2 pc...

yorkgulch, in my opinion the A3 singles are the perfect size for the deuce: 43" o.d., 14" o.w. (14.5R20 or 365/80R20 MPT on 2 pc 11x20 wheels). The only problems: impossible to find used and very expensive new, same for the wheels. Not many options: Michelin XZL, Continental MPT 80 and 81...

M1075, the pictures were taken during my recent trip to Europe. Those tires not only look great but they also perform wonderful and they are very popular there. In the US it should be possible to find the Michelins at least. In Uruguay where I live you won't see any, they simply cost too much...

Mark, M35A3 (not M109A3) wheels: tubeless 2 piece rims made to be used with beadlocks and the CTIS. They are 11" wide with the beadflanges (horn) about 1" height. These single wheels fit on any deuce to replace the double wheel config. After flipping the rear axle hubs, track width is the same...

Attached are some more pics showing applications of 365/80R20 and 395/85R20 tires. Both are the same tread width. The 365/80 are MPT, only mount on special 11" or 12" rims and are expensive but in my opinion one of the best choices for the deuce to really enjoy it on and off road! Gerhard

Looks like you want to know the PSt conversion story, too!? You'll get it, complete with pics, asap. The springs (front and rear) had to be painted/serviced/rearched anyways, so I added 1.5-2" to the original height for increased suspension travel and... also for the looks!, but not because of...

OK Folks, I'm back again from my 6-week trip to Europe (without PC!) and... a little surprised about the reactions to my wheel story. I wasn't sure about posting this for everyone because of responsibility/liability issues, etc.... Please keep in mind that I'm just an amateur...

I couldn't find 11x20" wheels for my tubeless 14.5R20 Conti MPT 80, so I just made them! Gerhard