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Not the greatest pics, but you get the message...crappy day here in NOVA today, but love the new tires!! 1. side view old 33" tires 2. Side view new 35" tires 3. Front view old 4. Front view old closeup 5. Front view new closeup...
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Originally Posted by DGriz
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The stock wheel is 7.5" wide, right? I'm pretty sure many of the tires being shown on here are recommended for a wider wheel (8.0" or more). Any reports of issues when airing down, or otherwise, when ignoring the manufacturers recommendations? I'm considering a set that "requires" a rim width of 8.0 to 11.00.
Q: How do you determine what size tire will fit what size rim correctly? A: Typically, most off road tires come in a 12.50" width and for the most part, a 10" wide rim is what you would want. However, unless you are running beadlocks, I would recommend that you select a wheel that is 8" in width or there abouts. When aired down for the trail, the narrower width will help prevent your tires from loosing a bead. |
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Originally Posted by Jawhn7
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https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/atta...hmentid=279097 Cheers, |
Originally Posted by KrasnayaZnamya
Not the greatest pics, but you get the message...crappy day here in NOVA today, but love the new tires!! 1. side view old 33" tires 2. Side view new 35" tires 3. Front view old 4. Front view old closeup 5. Front view new closeup...
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Originally Posted by CBrNoMore
Looking good! What did you use to mount the spare? Looks like you can still see the center brake light over the tire. Cheers, |
Originally Posted by BETO73
You can mount a 35 on the stock carrier and still be able to see the 3rd brake light |
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Originally Posted by Waldo_88
You can still see the brake light but I wouldn't recommend it...it's really hard on your tailgate especially if you wheel alot. And with 35's I hope you do! Lol. But my dad had 33's on his stock mount and after a few years the tailgate is sagging and doesnt shut right. So I strongly suggest a new bumper/tire carrier!!!! |
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