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pingman77 06-15-2013 07:12 AM

P285/7017 vs LT 285/75/17
 
So I currently have nitto terra graps P285/70/17 on my 13 jku. They look a little small in my opinion. I have a chance for a good deal on some nitto terra graps 285/75/17. Im geared 3.21 and wondering how much difference between the 2 tires. Will there be much power loss?

P285/70/17-46 #, 32.7 diameter
LT285/75/17-56#, 33.9 diameter

JK Inspired 06-15-2013 10:11 AM

Hey JKer. Congrats on the 2013. If you're okay with your 285/70s, you will be okay with the 75s, for awhile. We lived with the stock 255/80s on our 2010 for 1.5 years before regrading. BTW, love the 285/75 size.

RND 06-15-2013 11:07 AM


Originally Posted by JK Inspired (Post 3587735)
Hey JKer. Congrats on the 2013. If you're okay with your 285/70s, you will be okay with the 75s, for awhile. We lived with the stock 255/80s on our 2010 for 1.5 years before regrading. BTW, love the 285/75 size.

Oops. The non-stock 255/80s.

jbry311 06-15-2013 01:34 PM

I just installed 285/75r17 terra grapplers on my '12 w/ 3.21's and the loss of power is minimal from my stock 225 tires. I doubt you'll notice any difference from 70's. I have a 2 door manual, so that probably helps...and I live in Florida. Btw, 34" is a perfect size. My buddy has 35's and side by side they sit almost the same height.

RND 06-15-2013 01:49 PM


Originally Posted by jbry311 (Post 3587875)
I just installed 285/75r17 terra grapplers on my '12 w/ 3.21's and the loss of power is minimal from my stock 225 tires. I doubt you'll notice any difference from 70's. I have a 2 door manual, so that probably helps...and I live in Florida. Btw, 34" is a perfect size. My buddy has 35's and side by side they sit almost the same height.

Might I add, keeping the width at 11-11.5 inches, sure does help plowing through mud and snow. 35x12.5. Is a vanity tire for most.

jbry311 06-15-2013 05:01 PM


Originally Posted by RND (Post 3587889)

Might I add, keeping the width at 11-11.5 inches, sure does help plowing through mud and snow. 35x12.5. Is a vanity tire for most.

I hate the look of really wide tires. 12.50 is almost too wide, but looks good on some.

gunbo75 06-15-2013 05:04 PM

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Welcome to the forum. I have an 08 jku with toyo mt 285/75/17.do you have a lift?are you on stock rims. my rig i have a 3.5 teraflex lift and 1.5 Spidertrax wheel spacers .if you wheel your jeep with stock bump stops your tires will hit the fenders.

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RND 06-17-2013 05:16 PM

Anyone running 285/75/17s without wheel spacers and no rubbing?

RND 06-17-2013 05:16 PM


Originally Posted by RND (Post 3590075)
Anyone running 285/75/17s without wheel spacers and no rubbing?

On stock moabs?

pingman77 06-17-2013 06:00 PM

I want to go 35 so bad. I just know from others the 3.21 gears wont cut it. I was hoping this would satisfy my desire since the terra grappler 285/75/17 is right at 34 inches and weighs 56#


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