Tires: switching from C load range to D
Does it really matter? Reason I ask is that all of the tires I'm looking for in a 35" by 17 configuration all have a load range of D. The stockers on the Rubicon have a load range of C. I know it's best to stay in the same range as stock, but are you really going to notice a difference in on road and off road applications between the two?



