Panthro1810

So after hearing everyone opinions, and thank you all, I think I like the idea of putting on 35X12.5 with 17 rims and flat fenders. Now to figure out what tire/rim combo I like & type of flat fenders to go with. I'm open to suggestions...

Panthro1810

I'm open to suggestions.

Kojack

Yes my buddy, they are. the rears are 265 winter tires. Ok, I misunderstood you too in the weight thing. Yes, weight makes a big difference in tires. I know that different tires weigh in different...but heavier is slower, more taxing on your rigs etc.

btw, I am not jealous of yours or anyone else's rigs here. Sorry. My rig works fine for me, and 90% of people running massive shit here too I bet. I am just fine with my teraflex spacer lift, and Monroe shocks as they work. REALLY good I might add. Just because YOU don't think they are any good does not mean they are not. There is no rock crawling type terrain here unless you live on the east coast of the Island, Not that you would want to live out there. Its all woodland trails around here. thousands of miles of it. So big lifts, tires, etc here are for dick measuring not usage. The local dealer likes putting on 4" fabtech lifts on most every jeep they sell, NO geometry correction at all, They all handle like crap, but hey, the look good. factor in the 35/37s they install at factory air pressures...I have fixed more of those lifts that people did not need but looked great. My "little" lift does better on road, off road and everywhere in between than 90 % of the crap driving around here. So no worries. MY LITTLE Jeep is just fine thanks!

Kojack

panthro1810, 35" KO2s and mopars high clearance fenders would be my choice.

Panthro1810

I like this look, the way the tires sit on the rig. I'm not a fan of silver I'd be using black flares http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzpnLKGCSfQ&sns=em Thoughts?? Trying to cover all my options before I pull the trigger.

Kojack

I am not a fan of the look of flat fender, but if you like them. the Genrights are great. I like the look of the stock fenders that's why I like the mopar units. They look stock until you look close.

zstairlessone

I agree, if you are going for minimal lift (good choice IMO) the Mopar high line is a great choice, clearance with stock looks which I am a big of.

Kojack

Yeah, they maybe a little more expensive, but look WAY better than any other flat fender I have seen, and a million times better than cutting the stockers.

Chuck-The-Ripper

Yep, my gas mileage sucks. Never argued that.
Nope, don't think you're cheap, I just live my life in high-speed so everything is a rush (I'm actually working on that as it's a big problem in my life)
I wasn't recommending 37s to anyone, I was comparing my jeep with a 2.5" and 37s to be somewhat equal to no lift and 35s.
I'm don't argue with you to argue... Well maybe sometimes, I only argue when you recommend things like your Monroe reflex shocks to someone with a lifted jeep and looking for shocks. If you're happy with your jeep then that's all that matters.

Kojack

I only recommend the monroes for 2" lifts..thats it. They are 1" longer than stock and most run stock shocks with them. NOT 4" lifts or anything. You can use them with 2.5" and extensions as well. They work really really good! Are they king or fox....NOPE. what they are is a great replacement for stock shocks on stock or mildly lifted rigs. they handle better than stock, ride better than stock, are covered by an awesome warranty and last A LONG TIME.

yeah dude...slow down and relax. trust me....rushing is nothing but trouble.....it does not help anything.