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General Forums => The Mess Hall => Topic started by: RT on August 16, 2010, 09:18:37 PM
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stupid or no?
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What are we talking about? How wide are the tires?...
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i ran mine for about 1 week with 33x12.5 and no flares ( i ordered bushwhacker at the time and were on their way) - looked cool and beefy but i got stopped by the cops
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A lack of tire coverage is not illegal in every State, check your local laws. If you're referring to a TJ, 33"s will fit with a budget boost as long as you keep it on the road.
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Yes it's a TJ and either 10.50 or 11.50 inches wide. With the 4.11's what kind of AT's would work best, should I aim for something really light like Rugged Trail level tread or heavier like KM2 or MUD ROVER. I use my jeep to get to class, and work and spend a little time on the highway. On top of offroad use.
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i had A/Ts in 31s and was not happy with them, found them to be really scary in the rain and not much help in the snow, got BFG M/Ts and was much better. didn't find them too noisy on the hwy either, but i have a softtop (so the Jeep was noisy to begin with)
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i had A/Ts in 31s and was not happy with them, found them to be really scary in the rain and not much help in the snow, got BFG M/Ts and was much better. didn't find them too noisy on the hwy either, but i have a softtop (so the Jeep was noisy to begin with)
Sweet, I heard that some of the cheaper offroad tires suck in the rain like the Dunlop Mud Rover
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Yes it's a TJ and either 10.50 or 11.50 inches wide. With the 4.11's what kind of AT's would work best, should I aim for something really light like Rugged Trail level tread or heavier like KM2 or MUD ROVER. I use my jeep to get to class, and work and spend a little time on the highway. On top of offroad use.
If you choose the right backspacing skinny 33's will fit under the stock flares. Now if you're removing them then they will stick out a minimum of 2.5-3". With standard 3.75" backspacing, you're looking at 4-5" sticking out. (looks dumb without much lift. Not to mention harder on wheel bearings.)
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i just used the google, nvm with the 33's, 31's or skinny 32's at the biggest.....33's make it look like a hot wheels jeep :yikes:
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i just used the google, nvm with the 33's, 31's or skinny 32's at the biggest.....33's make it look like a hot wheels jeep :yikes:
i hated it with 31x10.5, personal preference probably but loved it with 33x12.5. Next i'll give it a shot with 35s, that's probably going to be less hot wheels lookalike with the bit taller tires (you're right about that one).
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Not stock. Not cheap either. :hitit: I don't believe anyone makes a 'skinny' 32" 32's usually come in 32x11.5R15. 33's come in 33x10.5R15 or 33x9.5R15. 31's come in 31x10.5R15 or there is a 31x12.5R15 that BFG makes but it makes your Jeep look like a Rollerskate.
(http://www.aev-conversions.com/photos/albums/Highline_Body_Kit/DSC_8508_d.jpg)
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(http://www.aev-conversions.com/photos/albums/Highline_Body_Kit/DSC_8508_d.jpg)
this looks like 35x12.5 - is that it?
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this looks like 35x12.5 - is that it?
I think they're 35's. I'm sure the suspension isn't 100% stock.
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I like how that sits, it looks good
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Looks like 35's with a high line hood....
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Looks like 35's with a high line hood....
yeah, good eye - they might even be 37s though. rear is also highline.
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Looks like 35's with a high line hood....
I looked it up. They're 325.80R16's or 37x13.5R16's.
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yeah, good eye - they might even be 37s though. rear is also highline.
It's got an AEV Highline Body Kit, which is why I posted it.
https://secure.aev-conversions.com/store/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=41003011
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looks really cool ...a little costly though