Which 33's for a daily driver

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Feb 16, 2013 | 08:38 AM

#31

k0260

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From: Nevada City California

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Originally Posted by jeeepgirl

Dude..I have my own business and on top of that I'm a flooring designer at the top company in my state!! I work 7 days a week no time off EVER!!! I am so f**ing tired it's not funny!! My car payments alone are over 2 grand.. per month! That's more than my mortage!! It sucks being a Jeep addict!!I NEED HELP!!!

If you want to come to Colorado for JK Forum meet ' n' greet on Feb 24th @ noon @ Pepsi stadium .... I might let you drive one!!! LOL

no worries, yeah I'd imagine it's real expensive for that many JK's. At least it gives you three times the build up fun!

Feb 16, 2013 | 08:42 AM

#32

wshearrer

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From: wagoner,ok

I have BFGoodrich Tires - Rugged Terrain T/A and have really liked the dd aspect of them with a aggressive look that's quiet.

Feb 16, 2013 | 08:42 AM

#33

BubbaJK2012

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From: Midwest

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Originally Posted by jeeepgirl

I have 35" Toyo's on my '07 JKU Sahara ( lifted w/air lockers of course),35" BFG's on my '09 Rubicon JKU and 37" Pitbulls on my '07 Rubicon and I have to say that the

BFG's handle and wear the best!!

Which jeeps will I be seeing in July at the Colorado run!!!

Feb 16, 2013 | 08:47 AM

#34

JeepinCreepin

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From: Conroe, TX

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Originally Posted by k0260

I ran D rated Nitto Terra Grapplers for awhile. They were an awesome A/T tire. Did really good in the snow too. No road noise, and very very long tread life.
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I run these tires now and agree 100% Ride even felt smoother after putting them on. Very quiet tires.