What size tire do you plan to run, next thing up from a 7.50-16 is a 10.00-16 which is a fairly big tire, I have them on my 6610 and don't like them because they're too tall.
Look at going to 15" rims, for your 3000 7.5L-15 tires are nearly the same height as 6.50-16 but are 1 1/2" wider or 9.5L-15 is nearly 3" wider at 9.5 "
I have 7.5L-15 on my 4000SU which has same front axle as a 3000, 7.5L misses the spindle by 1/2" or less, don't know if you can get a wheel with enough offset to get a 9.5L to clear the spindle
For the 5000 a 9.5L-15 is a little shorter than 7.50-16 but is 1 1/2" wider at 9.5" wide or the 11L-15 is same height as 7.50-16 but is 11" wide.
I plan to swap the 10.00-16's on my 6610 for a set of 11L-15's which are the same width but nearly 3" shorter.
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