ScottZ

^^^ You should check the shipping cost, it was only $15 bucks to ship all four wheels to WA. It's still less than $50 bucks a wheel to your door. Cheaper than gas! But if I lived near a Summit Racing store I'd go visit it in person too!

Yes 8" wide rim is just fine for 31x10.50. Summit has many wheels for under 100 bucks. Check them out if you're interested. If you have a bigger tire store in your area they may match the price like our Discount tire did. Think globally, buy locally! Or something like that..

The picture shows a 5 lug, but that is just a stock photo. They make the wheel in several different lug patterns including 6 x 5.5 like it says on the page, TWICE. (Image is a representation of this part. Actual part may vary.) My local Discount tire agreed to match that price for some black steelies in their brand (Craiger or Ultra Wheels usually) so that's what I'm doing. I'd rather spend my money locally anyway. I chose a 4.25 BS because I want the wheels just inside the fender flairs. I only plan to run 31s anyway. I should have them mounted this Wednesday and I will try to post some pics.

This is what I'm wondering about, my 97 Pathfinder is new to me and I haven't seen the light come on yet. Is there a test? Like when the ignition is on but the engine is not running? Where is the light? In the gauge? My biggest fill up was about 16 Gal. Thanks for any input!!!

My current wheels have 3.25" backspacing so 4" BS would bring them 3/4" inward not 1/4". That is pretty much what I am looking for. My local Discount Tire matched the Summit price for basically the same wheel and with a life time warranty, so I will get them there. I'd rather spend my money locally anyway. I will try to post pics when when I get it done. Thanks for every ones input!

I think I want to buy these wheels for my 97 SE: http://www.summitracing.com/parts/CLM-7015806/Application/?prefilter=1 I am running 31x10.50 Geolanders and the wheels from my hardbody with 15x8s & 3.25" backspacing and the outside edge of the tire rubs the fender a lot when you turn. I know this is to be expected a little but with the stock alloys and same tires, very little rubbing (just the plastic in the fender well, which I will fix with a heat gun when I settle on wheels. It seems the BART wheels with 4" backspacing would be good. Cheep too! They also claim to be strong enough for off road! Will it sit too close to the spring perch? Same as stock? Comments? What is the backspacing for a stock 97 SE alloy rim? 4" Thanks for any input!! Oh, and I know I am new. Great fourm!! I have read a lot and am pretty sure this will work just fine but double checking before I buy. Thanks again!