35/15.50s
JK Junkie
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I'm with ya. I may end up getting a 4 door also and in that case I wouldn't definitely jump up to 37s. I got lucky with the Fabtech b/c it's not even on their site yet. They dropped shipped mine all the way from Cali. They hooked me up here locally on pricing too - I think the Fabtech guy wanted to get his marketing in place with me. No complaints here.
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JK Newbie
Joined: Mar 2007
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From: Columbus Ga
I agree. The 35's do not look nearly as large as they use to. Although my 5th tire is in my garage and looks much bigger than when it's actually on the Jeep. I must admit that it does rub a little when you turn the wheel all the way. I need to figure out the best way to get that 5th tire mounted on the rear without having to buy a new bumber and tire carrier.
JK Junkie
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Good luck with that. It's going to difficult, especially with wheels and tires that wide. Just curious, does it try to wander or follow the grooves in the road at all?
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JK Newbie
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From: Columbus Ga
Blkrubi - it does follow grooves quite a bit but nothing too major. But it drives ridiculously smooth believe it or not. Fowlers over in Phenix City did an awesome job truing and balancing the tires. I can literally drive it with one finger no problem.