750s on a 6in wheel

anyone run firestone 750s on a 6 in wheel ? coker site says it is ok .do they bulge out like a balloon? anyone have pics ? thanks sawbuck

 

Hell.they have been mounted on 4" wheels with no real issue,think 35-48 wheels.

 

?? Dude.I have 750's on my 35' ford wires

 

I know what they look like on 4 in and 4.5 in ...was wondering about 6 in ?

 

Then you should know the answer.if you seen them on skinnier, then 6's will be about the same.a tad less budge

 

This is not a firestone,but a 750x16 Excelsior on a 6" wheel

 

thanks gary ...that's what I was looking for ..nice looking roadster you have too.

 

think they are missing point of question
little more but will still look real good

 

thanks dad

 

I have them on 5 1/2" rims, not much bulge.

 

Thats OK,and thank you
I had 700x16 stones with 4" wheels and the tires wore in the center & not on the sides,and I only ran 20 psi in them,I thought maybe it was because if the narror rim,thats why I went with 6" ones & think they look like they belong on a 6"
BTW--believe it or not but a Firestone 700x16 is a wider tire than a 750x16 Firestone???

 

Here are some 750's on 6" rims.

 

7.50 tire is 7.5" cross section, 6" wheel is 1.5" less that 7.5" or 3/4" inch on either side of the whel, It is not likely it is going to bulge much. Think of a '50s car with a 7.5 on a 5-6" wheel and you will have some idea.

 

Coker recommends a 5" or 6" rim for 750x16

 

750's on a 6 in rim

 

More 7.50 X 16s on 6" wheels.

 

Here is mine. I think they look great

 

Its a match made in Detroit!

 

Hey - this is exactly the tire you are asking about, on a 6" International Dragmaster wheel. Just bought em at Universal Tire in Hershey PA

 

Is that a 750x16???---looks like a 550

 

Sorry, My bad. they are 7.75 15 Firestones on a 15 x 6 wheel. Not the 7.50 the OP was asking about. Another pic . They are a little taller and wider than the ones asked about. Looked at a LOT of tires lately...