Check your tire pressure. Try dropping it to 28lbs or 29lbs of air, WayOfLife told me back in the day about this when I first installed my life and that completely fixed that problem.

 

Sounds like an easy fix i just checked current pressure and the front were sittin around 35 and the rear were sittin some where near 38

 

However with 20" rims dropping to 29 wouldnt damage them at all. The factory psi settings are at 35.

 

On a rock krawler 3.5 inch bad ass lift

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Mine did the braking thing until I installed the super chips flaspaq and updated the ecu to 35". Hasn't done it since. Think it was an issue with the relative rotational velocity of the two front wheels being greater than a specified value that would indicate skidding if the tire diameters were stock.


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It's deff needed. I have the Toyo's too and being they are so heavy I wouldn't chance it, especially if you off road it at all

 

Yeah i had a chip installed to resetting the tire size to 35" and it was great in the beginning but it seems to have went downhill. The chip still needs some adjusting it is currently set for premium gas but that shouldn't be the issue. Im going to try airing down but 29 just seems like a big jump any lower and my warning goes off. I'll take it day by day i guess see where it takes me.

 

 

hey man lookin good!!! comin along nice with them 35s

 

Goodyear MT-Rs. 35/12.50/17