HI guy IM new here its my firts jeep ever I got unlimited x 08. I wanna know somme few thing about mods. I all ready have my lift kit its a daystar 4" and i wanne put 37 on my 22" rims. so I ask my self if its a good idea or I dont love my jk have that mod ..are my 22 are to big or... I have all ready 17" stock rims
does i should put on my 17 was better and if i put 37 a need other mod ..sorry but I got no experience in does domain ..and I wanna know what is the best tire for me ... im on road 60 % time snow 35% off road 5 % i wanne tire silence on road ....and another newbie question what the unlimited X have more than a base thanks guy for answer me

 

personally, i think 22s are too big for 37s. seems that the duratracs may be best for your driving habits, without going to an A/T and losing snow performance.

your last questions, if im reading it correctly, an unlimited x is a base model, just with 4 doors. that is, unless you have the 24s package, etc...

 

thanks doest i need few modif to put my 37 on my tire carrier

 

I would not put a 37" tire on a factory tire carrier. I recommend buying a new bumper/ carrier combo, or haul the spare in the back of the Jeep.

 

37' won't fit on your stock carrier so you will need either a bumper/tire carrier combo or an adapter to be able to put the 37" on your stock carrier. But be careful, that's too heavy to put on and will damage your tailgate. I am looking at this myself. http://www.quadratec.com/products/22202_2001_07.htm

 

scam..................?

 

so 37 to big for oem tire carrier does 35" tire fit on oem tire carrier if it fit i gonna loking for 35 and it at least cheaper than 37 and wan you put 37 do you need to regear and go with bigger axle or just if you go serious off road

and does anyone have try daystar lift kit I got 3" polyherathane spacer with 1" BL combo i keep my factory coil spring does that good I suppose my ride gonna stay more comfortable like that than put longer coil spring

 

...if this is a 60% street JK () 22" rims wrapped in 37" street tires will ride like shit. Especially with a stiffening suspension kit designed for off-road use. The only reason 22's don't feel like you're spine is getting hammered in other vehicles (think tahoe or hummer) is because people run air-bags or a variable ride suspension kit with soft springs/coil-overs... A vast majority (maybe one or two are the exception) of 22" rims are not designed for vehicles that go off-road. The Jeep is one of those vehicles.

20" rims seem like a more viable option and some members here do run 20's (although most with bigger than 37" tires). You will also almost certainly need a new set of brakes front and rear to compensate for the insane amount of weight you will be adding on rotational force. This sounds like a serious road hazard in the making.

 

Start here....
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/modified-jk-tech-2/modified-tech-faq-answers-questions-every-newbie-has-18617/

come back when you have read everything in there and still don't know what to do

 

i was waiting for that.........this thread was starting to become very painful to read