285/75 TOYOs are ON!! Pics w/ measurements
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JK Enthusiast
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From: St Louis
First off.. Big thank you to Andrew @ Tread Depot and everyone here that offered input.
I found the perfect balance between 35s & 33s, the Toyo AT2 285/75r17 on stock JK wheel, WITH 1.5 wheel spacers. Combined with 2.5" lift and it looks just right.
Also... Pics don't do this tire justice.. They are 10x more impressive in person !!
Now measurements then pics
BEFORE:
The stock BFG KMs, measured 31"on the jeep From the body mount washer, had 19" (remember, 2.5" TF coil lift)
Differentials were 9.5" off the ground
Stock tire/wheel assembly weighed 73.6lbs
The Toyo 285/75 UNMOUNTED, was
10.5" wide
33 1/8" tall
Weighed 62.2lbs
AFTER:
Mounted, 33 3/4" tall
On Jeep, 33" even
Width went to 11 1/8"
Weight is 86.6 lbs
At the body mount washer, 19 7/8".. Gained 7/8" Differentials went to 10 3/4".. Gained 1.25"
All these measurements include my 162lbs rear bumper/carrier combo with matching spare.
Set Procal at 33" speedo is right on with GPS. Tire psi set at 40-42psi. Love the look !
I found the perfect balance between 35s & 33s, the Toyo AT2 285/75r17 on stock JK wheel, WITH 1.5 wheel spacers. Combined with 2.5" lift and it looks just right.
Also... Pics don't do this tire justice.. They are 10x more impressive in person !!
Now measurements then pics
BEFORE:
The stock BFG KMs, measured 31"on the jeep From the body mount washer, had 19" (remember, 2.5" TF coil lift)
Differentials were 9.5" off the ground
Stock tire/wheel assembly weighed 73.6lbs
The Toyo 285/75 UNMOUNTED, was
10.5" wide
33 1/8" tall
Weighed 62.2lbs
AFTER:
Mounted, 33 3/4" tall
On Jeep, 33" even
Width went to 11 1/8"
Weight is 86.6 lbs
At the body mount washer, 19 7/8".. Gained 7/8" Differentials went to 10 3/4".. Gained 1.25"
All these measurements include my 162lbs rear bumper/carrier combo with matching spare.
Set Procal at 33" speedo is right on with GPS. Tire psi set at 40-42psi. Love the look !
Last edited by Scvette01; Apr 15, 2016 at 03:40 AM.
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First off.. Big thank you to Andrew @ Tread Depot and everyone here that offered input. I found the perfect balance between 35s & 33s, the Toyo AT2 285/75r17 on stock JK wheel, WITH 1.5 wheel spacers. Combined with 2.5" lift and it looks just right. Also... Pics don't do this tire justice.. They are 10x more impressive in person !! Now measurements then pics BEFORE: The stock BFG KMs, measured 31"on the jeep From the body mount washer, had 19" (remember, 2.5" TF coil lift) Differentials were 9.5" off the ground Stock tire/wheel assembly weighed 73.6lbs The Toyo 285/75 UNMOUNTED, was 10.5" wide 33 1/8" tall Weighed 62.2lbs AFTER: Mounted, 33 3/4" tall On Jeep, 33" even Width went to 11 1/8" Weight is 86.6 lbs At the body mount washer, 19 7/8".. Gained 7/8" Differentials went to 10 3/4".. Gained 1.25" All these measurements include my 162lbs rear bumper/carrier combo with matching spare. Set Procal at 33" speedo is right on with GPS. Tire psi set at 40-42psi. Love the look ! <img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=643857"/> <img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=643858"/> <img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=643859"/> <img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=643860"/> <img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=643861"/> <img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=643862"/> <img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=643863"/>
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JK Enthusiast
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From: St Louis
Thanks.. I'll give it a try this weekend. Play around with the psi. Guess it's not detrimental to the tire running such low pressure? Since they are rated at 80psi.
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JK Jedi
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I have evic which shows individual psi and at 28 psi cold I only go up to 30-31psi when driven on highway at speed which tells me the tires are not over heating. If a tire is too low they will heat up and psi will go up much higher.
Also wear is perfect and does not follow road grooves like when higher psi.
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From: STL Missouri
Happy to hear you like them!! See not to skinny at all. Ive taken dozens of pics and none of them show how good they really look! I would buy them again in a heartbeat!! Aired mine down to 30psi and its soooo much smoother
