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Some tire shops will let you rent/ borrow a wheel right tool from them to measure. You can also make a tool in a few minutes with a couple pieces of scrap wood. One piece bolts to face of drum and the other piece on top like a T. You just keep trimming until you have the height, width, backspacing figured out.
I recently made a fitment gauge out of some scrap steel, a paint stick and a coat hanger. It made it real easy to visualize how the rim and tire would fit in the wheel well. I bent the coat hanger roughly to size, according to the specs of the tire I wanted to run.
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