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    Posted: 08 Mar 2023 at 6:57pm
what size rim for 18.4-28 tire
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15” wide
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It says "On 16" rim" right on the tire sidewall of a Firestone Field & Road; I'm not at all contradicting that a 15" won't work, I'm just passing that along, Smile.
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A-C used a 13 inch rim for 16.9 x 28's and 14.9 x 28's when the tire charts suggest 14 inch on D-17's. That way they used one rim width for two tire sizes.  A-C used a 15 inch rim instead of 16's in certain cases too.
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if buying new I think 15" is the only option, be prepared to spend $700 or so unless you can find used
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Tonystractors.com has 15 x 28 4 rail rims listed for sale very reasonable 
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While on this subject, just for information for everyone,  looking over Tony's Tractors site, their spin out rims go from 13X28 to 15X28 - no 14 listed.  Just out of curiosity, would the 15X28 still be suitable for 16.9's  or would 13" be better?  They are priced at $350 per rim, which seems like a really good price.
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I would go with the 15".
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