37's on 15" wheels *Photos*
08-31-2010, 07:03 AM
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[QUOTE=silvurback;1827854]Pics of my last JK. 37x12.5x15 MT/R's on 15x8 Cragars...
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Looking at your jeep I should have cut the fenders instead of putting a BL in.
Your jeep looks good
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Looking at your jeep I should have cut the fenders instead of putting a BL in.
Your jeep looks good
08-31-2010, 07:17 AM
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Heres a couple more pics
Beside my stock work jeep
Flexing out on my jelousy inspiring awsome adjustable RTI ramp. I have only stock bumpstops in the front and I still dont rub. Looks like the fenders are a perfect fit for 37's. I did not take a pic but i did add a 6" block of wood to the top and still kept both rear tires on the ground
HALF A 37 ON HALF A 15" RIM...
This is how the 37's fit with just thr procomp 4" lift (3.5" ACTUAL HEIGHT GAIN) Not alot of room
Beside my stock work jeep
Flexing out on my jelousy inspiring awsome adjustable RTI ramp. I have only stock bumpstops in the front and I still dont rub. Looks like the fenders are a perfect fit for 37's. I did not take a pic but i did add a 6" block of wood to the top and still kept both rear tires on the ground
HALF A 37 ON HALF A 15" RIM...
This is how the 37's fit with just thr procomp 4" lift (3.5" ACTUAL HEIGHT GAIN) Not alot of room
08-31-2010, 08:30 AM
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guys running 37's on 15's....do you not feel its too much tire for the rim? do the sidewalls flex around corners etc? I've been thinking about going 38x15 toyos so the sidewall would be pretty stiff, but it just seems like way to much tire for such a tiny rim.
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08-31-2010, 09:03 AM
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No the side walls on these tires are pretty stout... I have run as low as 19psi on the street with no noticable drivability diffrence. It would prob be diffrent if you drove it real hard and cornered hard but I dont so I dont notice and I drive a stock one everyday.
08-31-2010, 11:07 AM
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08-31-2010, 12:49 PM
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well powder balancing didnt work well for me so I had them weighted the other day and it took awhile but she runns smooth and straight. No steering shimmy and I am not running a steering stabilizer. These are Pitbuls Radials
01-28-2012, 08:41 AM
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bumping this, would like to see anymore JK's with 37's on 15s. I know not many companys aside from pitbull and interco make them, but still would like see if anyone running them!
01-30-2012, 10:13 AM
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I have been wanting a set of 37" toyos ever since I bought my jeep last year. It seems like they are discontinued...it really sucks that the MT/R K's don't come in a 37x13.5x15 or something similar ... I guess I can always hope