5 big tires! Do I need a lift!?
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5 big tires! Do I need a lift!?
So I have a 2012 JK sport and 5, LT315/75R16 ProComp Xtreme A/T tires and I need some help....
1. Can I put these on with just adding flat fenders? Or do I need to put a budget boost/lift in?
2. What size rims do I need with these tires, obviously 16 inch, but how wide
Any help would be great! Thanks !
1. Can I put these on with just adding flat fenders? Or do I need to put a budget boost/lift in?
2. What size rims do I need with these tires, obviously 16 inch, but how wide
Any help would be great! Thanks !
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Yes you need a lift. 2.5" or higher. Usually 9" or so is recommended for tires that wide, but I'd check the manufacturer's specs. It also depends in whether you plan to air down low or not.
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So I have a 2012 JK sport and 5, LT315/75R16 ProComp Xtreme A/T tires and I need some help....
1. Can I put these on with just adding flat fenders? Or do I need to put a budget boost/lift in?
2. What size rims do I need with these tires, obviously 16 inch, but how wide
Any help would be great! Thanks !
1. Can I put these on with just adding flat fenders? Or do I need to put a budget boost/lift in?
2. What size rims do I need with these tires, obviously 16 inch, but how wide
Any help would be great! Thanks !
Last edited by Rob 12B1P; 04-02-2013 at 09:51 AM.
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What's your budget? Look into TeraFlex 2.5" Budget Boost (Mid $300), TeraFlex 2.5" Coil Lift ($700+/-)... To give you an idea.
Also, depends on your driving habits and future plans with the Jeep.
Wheels - I'd reccomend a good aluminum, I have 16" ProComp 7031 - inexpensive and do the job.
What's your budget? Look into TeraFlex 2.5" Budget Boost (Mid $300), TeraFlex 2.5" Coil Lift ($700+/-)... To give you an idea.
Also, depends on your driving habits and future plans with the Jeep.
Wheels - I'd reccomend a good aluminum, I have 16" ProComp 7031 - inexpensive and do the job.