3500 to spend. help
JK Junkie
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From: Rockwood, TN
JK Junkie
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From: Midwest
I've boughten and installed almost 4 lifts on my personal JK since 2010 and trying to save the college kid $$ in the long run. Great riding lift that's easily self installable with only a tape measure alignment.
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JK Freak
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From: Clearwater, Florida
So I've decided...
(5) 305/65/18 Falkin Rocky Mountain (discount tire direct exclusive....aka wildpeaks)
Rough Country 1.25" body lift
Poison Spyder hood louver
Mesh grill mod
I will be putting the rest of the cash back into my student loans.
(5) 305/65/18 Falkin Rocky Mountain (discount tire direct exclusive....aka wildpeaks)
Rough Country 1.25" body lift
Poison Spyder hood louver
Mesh grill mod
I will be putting the rest of the cash back into my student loans.
JK Junkie
Joined: Jun 2012
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From: Midwest
[QUOTE="amick218;3648555"]So I've decided...
(5) 305/65/18 Falkin Rocky Mountain (discount tire direct exclusive....aka wildpeaks)
Rough Country 1.25" body lift
Poison Spyder hood louver
Mesh grill mod
I will be putting the rest of the cash back into my student loans.[/QUOTE
That BL is pretty straight forward I've installed like 5 of them
(5) 305/65/18 Falkin Rocky Mountain (discount tire direct exclusive....aka wildpeaks)
Rough Country 1.25" body lift
Poison Spyder hood louver
Mesh grill mod
I will be putting the rest of the cash back into my student loans.[/QUOTE
That BL is pretty straight forward I've installed like 5 of them
JK Freak
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From: Sacramento, CA
If you wheel you may not want the falkins I know 2 people who had them and didn't like them. Only 2 sets I've known people to own. Those 2 people wheel things like the Rubicon and the rest of the nor Cal trails.
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JK Freak
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From: Clearwater, Florida
I've done a lot of research on them, I've seen a ton of positive things. Mostly truck forums, but I don't really wheel, my stock 255/70/18s handled my adventures, so I'm confident these wouldn't be an issue.
JK Jedi Master
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From: Austin <--> Colorado Springs
Plenty of threads and reviews on them here. The only negatives I recall seeing are people that got them and then complained that they aren't an aggressive mud/rock tire. Ya know, if you wanted something more aggressive, you shoulda bought something more aggressive instead of buying what is very obviously a milder AT.
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JK Freak
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From: Clearwater, Florida
They'll be fine. I'm actually waiting patiently for my current tires to wear out so I can get these in a 37".
Plenty of threads and reviews on them here. The only negatives I recall seeing are people that got them and then complained that they aren't an aggressive mud/rock tire. Ya know, if you wanted something more aggressive, you shoulda bought something more aggressive instead of buying what is very obviously a milder AT.
JK Junkie
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From: West Richland Washington
Lmao, exactly man. I read about a guy complaining that they filled up with mud too fast....hello, you bought an all terrain. Lol I am really tempted with the 35x12.50x18 they offer too...but these are more practical...and cheaper with all my driving and whatnot. Only $1,075 for all 5 shipped.