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Really you do, if you want to take advantage of that tires weight capacity. You might get it on and seated, but the rim is only rated for 7K. A 9" rim can carry more, IIRC 9K.  Also 9" is the design width rim for that size.

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4 hours ago, Geoff Weeks said:

Really you do, if you want to take advantage of that tires weight capacity. You might get it on and seated, but the rim is only rated for 7K. A 9" rim can carry more, IIRC 9K.  Also 9" is the design width rim for that size.

Would I need to do anything to move to a 315/80/22.5 with a 9”rim or is it as simple as taking off the 24.5 and putting on the 22.5?

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295/80/22.5 is a stretch on an 8.25 rim, definitely a 9" for a 315. 

May need to go with offset rims to give more clearance for the wider tires, and you'll need to check there's no fouling on steering box, pitman arm, drag link while turning,

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