Tire climbing question
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OK so I've been dieing to climb someone's tire but I've never done it before...I want to climb my buddies jeep tire this weekend but I didn't ask cuz I don't know if his jeep is climbable and then of course I'd let him climb mine too but I need advice first..... I know the obvious that I need to deflate my tires some and the other jeep has to have a wide tire.... But what else do I need to know? Can his jeep climb mine? Can I climb his?
Attachment 401612 His is a 2012 2door Sahara with 2.5" Skyjacker sport lift and 3/4" Daystar coil spacers, 1 1/2" wheel spacers pretty sure he's running a 285 tire, I got a 2010 JKU Rubicon with a 4" Skyjacker lift and 315/70R17 Goodyear Duratrac tires..... Thanks in advance for any help. |
The vehicle being climbed should turn to the opposite side being climbed. Use a spotter so as to not rip someones fender off. At least that's how I have always done it.
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So I climb from the rear of the tire or the bumper side?
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Just do it!!!! then take pics:thumbsup:
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Originally Posted by Jersey_Devil
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So I climb from the rear of the tire or the bumper side?
TeraFlex guys have a great picture of 10 (ish) of their Jeeps in a line on eachother's wheels. |
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Originally Posted by moe jk
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Whoooo hooo
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Originally Posted by MeMongo
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The vehicle being climbed should turn to the opposite side being climbed. Use a spotter so as to not rip someones fender off. At least that's how I have always done it.
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the jeep that climb need lockers. I never done it but with my experience I guess you'll start spinning on the other wheel before you start to climb.
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