Another tire size thread
I’ve been reading the forums for months, researching tires and waiting until we could afford some. We bought a 2011 Unlimited Sport in November. We were going to get the Rubi but couldn’t get one with ½ doors. Anyway, now we’re ready to get rid of the cheesy stock wheels. I bought some Rubi take offs and I want to get some Wrangler Duratracs for them. My first question is what size (without a lift). Here’s what I’ve found:
Stock Sahara (255/70-18) has 7-inch sidewall, 32.1-inch diameter
Stock Rubicon (255/75-17) has 7.5-inch sidewall, 32.1-inch diameter
Stock Sport (225/75-16) has 6.6-inch sidewall, 29.3-inch diameter
Duratrac (245/70-17) has 6.8 sidewall, 30.5 diameter
Duratrac (245/75-17) has 7.2 sidewall, 31.5 diameter
Duratrac (265/70-17) has 7.3 sidewall, 31.6 diameter
I’m looking for advice/recommendations and have a couple questions for the experts:
-I’ve read that the dealer can recalibrate the speedometer, but is it also necessary to recalibrate the ABS and stability?
-Will getting a non-stock size tire affect the warranty?
Stock Sahara (255/70-18) has 7-inch sidewall, 32.1-inch diameter
Stock Rubicon (255/75-17) has 7.5-inch sidewall, 32.1-inch diameter
Stock Sport (225/75-16) has 6.6-inch sidewall, 29.3-inch diameter
Duratrac (245/70-17) has 6.8 sidewall, 30.5 diameter
Duratrac (245/75-17) has 7.2 sidewall, 31.5 diameter
Duratrac (265/70-17) has 7.3 sidewall, 31.6 diameter
I’m looking for advice/recommendations and have a couple questions for the experts:
-I’ve read that the dealer can recalibrate the speedometer, but is it also necessary to recalibrate the ABS and stability?
-Will getting a non-stock size tire affect the warranty?
I thought I was going up in size, from 16" wheels to 17", from 29" diameter tires to 31 or 32.
Originally Posted by pleepleus
I’ve been reading the forums for months, researching tires and waiting until we could afford some. We bought a 2011 Unlimited Sport in November. We were going to get the Rubi but couldn’t get one with ½ doors. Anyway, now we’re ready to get rid of the cheesy stock wheels. I bought some Rubi take offs and I want to get some Wrangler Duratracs for them. My first question is what size (without a lift). Here’s what I’ve found:
Stock Sahara (255/70-18) has 7-inch sidewall, 32.1-inch diameter
Stock Rubicon (255/75-17) has 7.5-inch sidewall, 32.1-inch diameter
Stock Sport (225/75-16) has 6.6-inch sidewall, 29.3-inch diameter
Duratrac (245/70-17) has 6.8 sidewall, 30.5 diameter
Duratrac (245/75-17) has 7.2 sidewall, 31.5 diameter
Duratrac (265/70-17) has 7.3 sidewall, 31.6 diameter
I’m looking for advice/recommendations and have a couple questions for the experts:
-I’ve read that the dealer can recalibrate the speedometer, but is it also necessary to recalibrate the ABS and stability?
-Will getting a non-stock size tire affect the warranty?
Stock Sahara (255/70-18) has 7-inch sidewall, 32.1-inch diameter
Stock Rubicon (255/75-17) has 7.5-inch sidewall, 32.1-inch diameter
Stock Sport (225/75-16) has 6.6-inch sidewall, 29.3-inch diameter
Duratrac (245/70-17) has 6.8 sidewall, 30.5 diameter
Duratrac (245/75-17) has 7.2 sidewall, 31.5 diameter
Duratrac (265/70-17) has 7.3 sidewall, 31.6 diameter
I’m looking for advice/recommendations and have a couple questions for the experts:
-I’ve read that the dealer can recalibrate the speedometer, but is it also necessary to recalibrate the ABS and stability?
-Will getting a non-stock size tire affect the warranty?
Originally Posted by TheDirtman
I read you were going from some rubi take offs 32.1" to some duratracs that were in the range of 30.5-31.6" that would be going down.
Sorry if I wasn't clear, we're going from the 16" stock Sport wheels to 17" Rubicon wheels. Any thoughts on which size Duratracs?
Duratrac (245/70-17) has 6.8 sidewall, 30.5 diameter
Duratrac (245/75-17) has 7.2 sidewall, 31.5 diameter
Duratrac (265/70-17) has 7.3 sidewall, 31.6 diameter
Duratrac (245/70-17) has 6.8 sidewall, 30.5 diameter
Duratrac (245/75-17) has 7.2 sidewall, 31.5 diameter
Duratrac (265/70-17) has 7.3 sidewall, 31.6 diameter
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