Tires again....
12-05-2006, 12:58 PM
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Tires again....
well its time to think of tires now that i have ordered the lift...
want to run the stock rubi rims... and i have not seen to many 35" for a 17" rim... i love the look of the stock rim and really do want to keep it.
are more companies going to start to produce large tires for 17" rims.
and i hope with more companies producing them the prices might come down a little more ... with gaining popularity.. and less of a speciality
also is there any recomadations that i could look into.. always could use the advise. a good product at a good price is the key ....don't feel like paying for a NAME!
want to run the stock rubi rims... and i have not seen to many 35" for a 17" rim... i love the look of the stock rim and really do want to keep it.
are more companies going to start to produce large tires for 17" rims.
and i hope with more companies producing them the prices might come down a little more ... with gaining popularity.. and less of a speciality
also is there any recomadations that i could look into.. always could use the advise. a good product at a good price is the key ....don't feel like paying for a NAME!
12-05-2006, 09:08 PM
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thank you for the heads up.
12-06-2006, 05:37 PM
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Anyway I bought the Spider Trax 1.25" spacers and I need to order the tires which I am down to Baja Claw Radials, ProComp Mud Xtreme (out in Jan '07) and BfG Mud Terrain KA.
Good luck with your choice. First one to post pics wins.
12-06-2006, 05:44 PM
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Here are some tires you may want to look at (listed from least agressive to most):
BFG A/T this comes in a 315/70R17...great on road manners and long lasting.
TrXus MT this is a 35x12.5...better off road than the BFG, but won't last as long.
Toyo MT (35x12.5)...great all around tire (very similar tread to Goodyear MTR), might be tough to find a set though.
Good luck.
BFG A/T this comes in a 315/70R17...great on road manners and long lasting.
TrXus MT this is a 35x12.5...better off road than the BFG, but won't last as long.
Toyo MT (35x12.5)...great all around tire (very similar tread to Goodyear MTR), might be tough to find a set though.
Good luck.
12-06-2006, 06:23 PM
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Just a thought, cuz i'm new and have little tech know-how, but would your problem be solved by using the TJ Rubi rims, A.K.A Moab rims?:confused:
They don't look exactly the same as the redesigned JK wheels, but they look very similar.
They don't look exactly the same as the redesigned JK wheels, but they look very similar.
12-07-2006, 04:10 PM
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Here's what I go by when looking at tires & wheels: The width of the tire should be at most 4" wider than the rim. That way you won't blow a bead in extreme cases. It may be different for others.