Width of Tires
JK Jedi Master
Joined: Jan 2008
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From: Austin <--> Colorado Springs
The FAQ's indicate that a 33x10.50 should be ok.
Just remember that, given the exact same stated tire size, there can be rather large differences in both height and width from one tire mfg to the next. So just because you see a comment saying that a certain size did or did not work for them, it does not mean that it will or won't work for you.
Just remember that, given the exact same stated tire size, there can be rather large differences in both height and width from one tire mfg to the next. So just because you see a comment saying that a certain size did or did not work for them, it does not mean that it will or won't work for you.
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JK Newbie
Joined: Oct 2016
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From: New York
The FAQ's indicate that a 33x10.50 should be ok. Just remember that, given the exact same stated tire size, there can be rather large differences in both height and width from one tire mfg to the next. So just because you see a comment saying that a certain size did or did not work for them, it does not mean that it will or won't work for you.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Nov 2015
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From: Fresno
Oh yes, you,too will eventually end up at 35's, lift and wheels. I was asking that exact question 2 years ago and I wish I would have skipped the 285's and 305's and just done it right the first time. Words of iron right here