View Poll Results: 37" tires on 17" wheels or 20" wheels?
37" tires on 17" wheels
94
80.34%
37" tires on 20" wheels
23
19.66%
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37" tires on 17" wheels or on 20" wheels
JK Newbie
Joined: Jun 2008
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From: Salt Lake
I went with 17 inch wheels. Not only were they cheaper, they provide a lot more tire to conform to obstacles when aired down. As far as driveability on road I dont think that it will be much of a difference. IMO
Last edited by Dal Bone; May 4, 2009 at 04:11 PM.
17" all the way
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JK Freak
Joined: Mar 2009
Posts: 539
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From: Derby N.Y.
I voted 17s because 15s weren't an option.
I prefer 15s because they are available in load range C (6 ply)--especially on a 2 dr.
17s and larger are often load range E (10 ply) tires that are heavier, stiffer, and designed for lifted 1 ton trucks with towing capacities of 18,000 lbs.
I prefer 15s because they are available in load range C (6 ply)--especially on a 2 dr.
17s and larger are often load range E (10 ply) tires that are heavier, stiffer, and designed for lifted 1 ton trucks with towing capacities of 18,000 lbs.
what u talkin bout willis????
JK Junkie
Joined: Sep 2007
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From: 5280 CRAWLORADO
17s and 37s have a balanced look
don't forget that you want more sidewall protection
20s and 37s are not too bad.. but if it was my Jeep I would stick with 17s or get 40" tires and have 20" rims
so I voted for the 17s
don't forget that you want more sidewall protection
20s and 37s are not too bad.. but if it was my Jeep I would stick with 17s or get 40" tires and have 20" rims
so I voted for the 17s
