First post so please bare with me. I have a 2010 Jk and after months or reading this site I still do not know were I should post this question. I just pulled the trigger on 5 295/70R 17 Nitto Trail Grapplers mounted on Level 8 Trackers from Discount Tire Direct (great group of people) but because of some contractual obligations with a distibutor in Canada they cannot ship to me. These will be shipped to a Discount Tire Store so I can pick them up. Still a great deal but will these fit in the back of my 4 door? It is very difficult to visulize 5 tires in the back. Anybody tried this?

Thanks for your help,
Jeff

Ps. the write-ups are amazing. Thanks to eveyone that unknowing help install my TeraFlex Leveling Kit, MBRP light bar, IPF lights and A-pillar switch from Northridge4X4

 

Yep, I've done it with 5 slightly larger 35x12.50R17's

 

I put my 5 pull off rubicon tires and wheels in the back of my JKU, not sure on a JK

 

Yep i did it in my 4dr just put the back seat down.

 

You bet. I change my tires before my top every year. Swap winter tires to mud tires (all 5 fit in the back of my 4 door with the seats down) and then swap the hard top for the soft top. I do it in that order so the tires don't flop, roll, or press against the soft windows or fabric. Don't want to risk stretching or scratching.

Hopefully next week!

 

Yes, but besides they will not hit against the back window. I had mine tied down with bungie cords and thought they were going to brake the back window when I made a turn. Had to pull into a Home Depot and rearrange them.

 

I picked up 5 rubi wheels/tires in my JKU. I second the experience with most breaking my back window. Lay them down and you can stack four of them two high. Another suggestion: remove your spare before you go and put one of your new wheels on there.

 

I have carried 4x40" MTR/K's once, and then 5x35" KM2's in the rear of my 4 door.

 

should all fit in the back. another option is to mount one on the spare carrier.

 

Thanks again, I will post some pics in a few weeks. Christmas in April