No lift...stock 18in Sahara wheel..biggest tire?
07-18-2012, 05:16 PM
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Still have them, and am @17.5k.
No regrets at all. They worked wonderful in the last two New England winters.
They have also never gotten me stuck in the mud either.
They rub ever-so slightly at full turn, but the steering stop fix on this site stopped most of it.
Honestly I am 100% satisfied and find the rare slight rubbing to be a non issue.
No regrets at all. They worked wonderful in the last two New England winters.
They have also never gotten me stuck in the mud either.
They rub ever-so slightly at full turn, but the steering stop fix on this site stopped most of it.
Honestly I am 100% satisfied and find the rare slight rubbing to be a non issue.
07-18-2012, 06:01 PM
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Still have them, and am @17.5k.
No regrets at all. They worked wonderful in the last two New England winters.
They have also never gotten me stuck in the mud either.
They rub ever-so slightly at full turn, but the steering stop fix on this site stopped most of it.
Honestly I am 100% satisfied and find the rare slight rubbing to be a non issue.
No regrets at all. They worked wonderful in the last two New England winters.
They have also never gotten me stuck in the mud either.
They rub ever-so slightly at full turn, but the steering stop fix on this site stopped most of it.
Honestly I am 100% satisfied and find the rare slight rubbing to be a non issue.
Thanks for the info. Do you have a manual or auto tranny? How was the power loss going to the 33s? I am really torn going back and forth. Thinking of keeping to the overall stock size but the added half inch of ground clearance would be nice. How about MPG loss? I see around 22 to almost 23 in mine (synthetics, K&N filter & Lucas additive). Also considering the Falken Rocky Mountain ATS due to cost, but REALLY like the look of the Duratrac. Thanks for your time -
07-18-2012, 06:18 PM
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