I'm not alone?

[toyhog]

Just found the forum. I thought I was the only superfan of Mini Trucks. My wife calls it an illness.

[BLES]

Welcome to the sandbox! Lots of fine folks here willing to help you out and answer questions, and lots of us rookies WITH questions! :D Whatcha driving?
BLES

[toyhog]

1990 Suzuki. Can't wait to start sinkin' money into it. So far just Ag. tires, and I built a canvas cab high topper to keep mother nature out of it. This is a workin monster compared to the Polaris Big Boss 6X6 I was useing. I wish I would have had one long ago

[Acerguy]

Welcome! Glad to have you here. Be sure to check out the picture gallery, too! :)

[toyhog]

Hey thanks. Gallery is great. Can't wait to show off my own truck. I have to take new pictures because my camera was on 10 pixels. I am very excited to unlock some mysteries about these trucks. Today I've been trying to get familiar with all the buttons in the forum. I'll try to figure out how to list my toys under my comments like everyone else as well as a picture of my truck next to my name. I would like to find out which ATV wheels will fit on my 1990 Suzuki Carry 660 and if they will fit without a lift?

[okeitrucker]

As for ATV wheels, 12x7 wheels with a 5+2 offset and 4/115 bolt pattern should work for your '90 Suzuki. Lots to choose from, as well as tires. Generally, the smallest ATV tire for a 12" wheel will be 23" high. (Somebody please correct me if they know otherwise, this is just based on my limited experience so far) I have put 23" All Trails on a Suzuki with no lift, and they rubbed in the front when turning. You can either "massage" the front fenders, cut the fenders, lift the truck, or a combination of any those options. For the All Trails that is. Has anyone found other ATV tires that do not rub on a Suzuki with no lift?? I'm really liking the ag tires I have on one of my trucks.

-Hiram

[toyhog]

Thanks, I currently have 12in. tractor tires on mine right now, wanting some 23in all trails to get a better ride. I have Too much traction now - dont want to need a clutch. All I can find in ATV magazines is 25in? I found in another thread artic cat fronts will fit my '90 suz. Is anyone useing Artic Cat fronts?
I would also like to take a set of the stock wheels off someones hands if they live nearby SE Kansas. Our weather is radical here so I want to equipt several tread paterns on different wheels to fit that days mud, snow, or dry.

[davidbsetx]

I had just put a set of stock metal rims from an arctic cat front. The rims were 12x6.5 and the tires were 25x8x12. I had already put a 2 1/4" lift on the truck and the tires and wheels fit fine. Had to cut out the center of the wheels for the front to clear the hubs.