My new Dozer Rubicon on 33's
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JK Newbie
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My new Dozer Rubicon on 33's
We just picked it up on Monday and I had a set of BFG 285/70/17 KM2's mounted yesterday on the stock rims. I've adjusted the steering stops but haven't checked for rubbing yet. The funny thing I've noticed about Jeep tires is they look bigger in person than they do in pictures. I was (pleasantly) surprised by their size when I saw them in person vs all of the photos I've seen online.
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Nice!
I'm shopping for a JK right now and have plans for almost the exact same setup.
Dozer JK, hardtop, and 285/70/17 KM2's, but i'll be happy with just a Sport.
I might do a teraflex leveling kit too, just to bump it up a touch.
Looks good!
I'm shopping for a JK right now and have plans for almost the exact same setup.
Dozer JK, hardtop, and 285/70/17 KM2's, but i'll be happy with just a Sport.
I might do a teraflex leveling kit too, just to bump it up a touch.
Looks good!
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Originally Posted by M5ivan
We just picked it up on Monday and I had a set of BFG 285/70/17 KM2's mounted yesterday on the stock rims. I've adjusted the steering stops but haven't checked for rubbing yet. The funny thing I've noticed about Jeep tires is they look bigger in person than they do in pictures. I was (pleasantly) surprised by their size when I saw them in person vs all of the photos I've seen online.
Did you factory wheels and new tires need spacers?
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Originally Posted by M5ivan
I didn't add spacers and haven't had any rubbing yet, but I may need to add another washer to the steering stop.
It is lookin good man!