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synchromeg 07-04-2007 04:15 PM

Tire Size Question?
 
Hello, I'm new to this forum and to the Jeep world! I just bought my very first Jk wrangler X with the C package. I was wondering what is the largest size tire I can put on my X without any rubbing and without doing any lifts yet. Also, i'm not looking to go off road yet, mostly main road driving. In the future I would ultimately want 33's or 35's. I love that beefy powerful look. However I have 3.21 ratio, is that possible without switching gears? Thanks to all that help.

armycop 07-04-2007 04:39 PM


Originally Posted by synchromeg (Post 123975)
Hello, I'm new to this forum and to the Jeep world! I just bought my very first Jk wrangler X with the C package. I was wondering what is the largest size tire I can put on my X without any rubbing and without doing any lifts yet. Also, i'm not looking to go off road yet, mostly main road driving. In the future I would ultimately want 33's or 35's. I love that beefy powerful look. However I have 3.21 ratio, is that possible without switching gears? Thanks to all that help.

You can fit 285/75/16 which is a 33" with no lift. If you are not planning on hard off roading, there are many people running 33" here stock. The 33 is the largest I would go with the 3.21s, 35s would sap the power and acceleration.

synchromeg 07-04-2007 04:45 PM

Re: tire size question?
 
Thanks for your answers, much appreciated! one more question for anyone? what's the largest size tire I should run if I do want to go off roading, no rocks, just mud/dirt etc....?

armycop 07-04-2007 04:54 PM

Stick with a 32 if you don't lift it and want no rubbing. That's what comes stock on a Rubicon. The 265/75/16 works perfect!


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