Tire fitment

[doorfx]

Can anyone tell me if 30-11-14 gorilla silverbacks will fit on a 2010 800 outlander with wheel spacers or without ?

 

[DaveB]

Spacers with stock rims...the tie rods will rub the tires. Rears should be ok.

 

[doorfx]

So with ITP SS rims 5+2 offset and wheel spacers it will work?

 

[AreWeThereYet]

Why not 4+3 and no spacers

 

[doorfx]

Why not 4+3 and no spacers

That works ?

 

[AreWeThereYet]

That works ?

I have heard through the grapevine that Itp rims have a goofy cross size, like a 5+2 is close to 4+3. If you were going with a fat/skinny combo, you could do 5+2 rears, and 4+3 front.

Have you checked on the CanAm forums?

 

[DaveB]

Go Hard
24 Sep 2011
I run 4+2 in the front and 4+4 in the rear. That gives you just enough clearance to run 9" tire's in the front. Just a tad wider than stock.

Most aftermarket wheels from ITP and the such are 5+2 front and rear. This will widen your track by 2-3"

From Kevin Barnes in Edmonton, probably Alberta's foremost Canned ham expert.

Can-Am Outlander/Renegade 500/650/800 OEM Wheel size/offset

Front: 12x6 4.5 + 1.5 offset
Rear: 12x7.5 5.5 + 2 offset

 

[doorfx]

Thanks guys !! Will have to get out the tape measure

 

[DaveB]

Does this mean you're coming to the dark side?

 

[doorfx]

Lol my buddy wants to buy the backs I have for sale but we want to make sure they fit first. He is tired of getting pulled out of the mud by the the little 500 cat lol
So I guess he is in the dark side lol

 

[AreWeThereYet]

Myself, thinking about either 30" zillas, 28" silverback lites or 28" outlaw 2's

 

[doorfx]

I like my original 29.5" outlaws for pure mud but I love my outlaw mst for everything else

 

[togo ripper]

I have 30 x 10 x 12 backs all the way around on my 2010 gade on the stock bead locks back clears fine but fronts rubbed the small side lug on tie rod and caught sway bar at full turn with spacers clear no problem so 14" rim would probably miss the tie rod but still I don't know how the outlanders sway bars are