I have an M670 Super I need to widen the rear wheel spacing to put a cab on. I was wondering if the rear wheels (tire and rim) can be switched side for side. They are the offset 34 inch rims they came with. I should gain 4 inch per wheel which should be enough if it works to swap them. The only concern I have is the valve stem clearance / if it will clear the cast center or need to be removed. Both stems are on the shorter part of the rim. I would rather not move the axle hub on the axle since part of the keyway in the axle is chipped.
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