New 37 Shoes!
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JK Freak
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From: Allen, TX
Originally Posted by Jayrubicon
Very nice! Did you have the Kevlars or the regular MTR's?
I have 37" Kevlars on my truck that are almost shot and I was wanting the Toyo's.
glad to hear they ride good... Should be even better under a 8,000 lb diesel!
I have 37" Kevlars on my truck that are almost shot and I was wanting the Toyo's.
glad to hear they ride good... Should be even better under a 8,000 lb diesel!
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From: Livonia, MI
Originally Posted by BuckLisa
I had the Kevlars, the Toyos I would recommend as better riding and balance easier.
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JK Freak
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From: Allen, TX
Originally Posted by BossHog
New tires look great. Not to change subject but what rock rails/ sliders are you running?thanks
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From: Jackson, MS
Originally Posted by BuckLisa
stock Rubis with Rugged Ridge sliders; not hard core, but I got them initially for cost and for my little ones to get in. I'll eventually get EVO or Poison Spyders.
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From: Midwest
Originally Posted by BuckLisa
Just went up from 35 Goodyear MTR's to 37 Toyo MT's. I was apprehensive about E rated stiff tires, but they ride pretty soft. I can't wait to take it back Colorado and New Mexico.
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I use a level placed on top of jeep and measure from ground to bottom of level
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JK Freak
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From: Allen, TX
Originally Posted by BubbaJK2012
What tire height are you measured at when installed on jeep
I use a level placed on top of jeep and measure from ground to bottom of level