Ordering Toyos 285/75...
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I ran the 285/75-17 at2's on stock rims with 1.5" spidertrax spacers and 2.5" rk lift and they did great, smooth and quiet. I ultimately switched to at2's in 35/12.5-17's. I always hear that toyos are heavy and too stiff for jeeps but been running them for 3 years and love them.
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I ran the 285/75-17 at2's on stock rims with 1.5" spidertrax spacers and 2.5" rk lift and they did great, smooth and quiet. I ultimately switched to at2's in 35/12.5-17's. I always hear that toyos are heavy and too stiff for jeeps but been running them for 3 years and love them.
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Anything I should now? Can't find nothing really negative about them. But want to make sure. Going on a JKUR Hard Rock, so keeping factory wheels. And doing the 285/75 cause it's the tallest tire I found that sticks close to the fender. All ready running 1.5 spacers and 2.5 lift. Any input or pics would be cool if you have them. Ordering tomorrow morning from Tread Depot
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Only issue i had with that size tire (nitto terra grappler in stead of toyo) was that it rubbed slightly on the rear sway bar but you already have spacers which is what fixed it. My nittos measured to almost exactly 33 inches tall and 11.25ish wide but most people consider them a 34 inch tire.
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