[LostConcept]

I believe that the factory wheels on a Pioneer have different offsets front to back. If this is similar to a rhino you can order the rims with the correct offsets to make them run true (in the same track). Does anyone know if this will work for the pioneer as well? I am looking at going with bighorns...most likely 26s or 27s. Once I get it home I can do some measuring but I am anxious to start ordering parts!

 

[Kyhunter]

Im running 26" BigHorns on ITP wheels Which are 12x7 with a 5+2 offset

 

[realtreegrizzly]

Im running 26" BigHorns on ITP wheels Which are 12x7 with a 5+2 offset

Do your tires track the same Any pics

 

[Kyhunter]

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If they are off its not noticeable. If I had it here Id take some more pictures all I've got is these

 

[LostConcept]

What are your bighorns? 26x9x12?

 

[Kyhunter]

26/10/12 & 26/12/12 they measure out to almost 27" with 10psi

 

[midnighthrasher]

On the ITP website they have a stock fitment guide for the pioneer

 

[CSFI]

Running 4+2 offset on the front 5+3 Offset on the rear. They track really well.

 

[LostConcept]

Running 4+2 offset on the front 5+3 Offset on the rear. They track really well.

What size tires CSFI? Looks sweet!

 

[CSFI]

Thanks, they are 28" Bighorn 2.0's.

 

[toodeep]

Just remember the wheel width is going to give you different numbers. In the 12 inch wheels companies like ITP run 7 inch wheels front and back while others will use a 7/8 inch combo. Most of the 14's you will find the 7/8 combo also. The factory wheels are different widths so you will get different "numbers" there also.

All your finding is the center line of the wheel which should be the same on the front and rear of the machine. It will just depend on the wheel width as to what numbers you will have.