[Solved]I don't see more extreme variations on tire and wheel size in most of the related threads. Why?

[MLawrence]

The reason I say it didn't exist , and I clearly explained incorrectly on this point , was it is a tire that is no longer produced , I should have said it no longer exist , because the 235/30 did at one time , however it was not a popular tire .

Toyo is the last manufacturer that did make it . There are probably a few sets left on eBay .

Upon looking it up, it seems that the 235/35 profile also leaves some rim exposed. Less than the 30, but exposed nonetheless.
I don’t really care about rims getting scratched, but I don’t want to spend a ton on lightweight rims, just for them to be destroyed so easily because of the tires profile. Whatever’s on the road that can scratch and chip a rim, can just as easily crack and destroy one. Better to err on the side of caution.

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[MLawrence]

Ok I’m marking this thread is answered.
Thanks for your help guys.

So in conclusion, there is no actual technical hurdle. It’s just a matter of ride comfort preference, and product availability.