89 YJ Tire question
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Re: 89 YJ Tire question
Makes you wonder how all those GIs managed to get around using only
6.00x16s..
> The Wrangler comes in several tread patterns, all are an AT pattern and
> good for all round street use and light trail use. I would find the 215 to
> be pretty small for anything other than urban street use.
>
6.00x16s..
> The Wrangler comes in several tread patterns, all are an AT pattern and
> good for all round street use and light trail use. I would find the 215 to
> be pretty small for anything other than urban street use.
>
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Re: 89 YJ Tire question
Makes you wonder how all those GIs managed to get around using only
6.00x16s..
> The Wrangler comes in several tread patterns, all are an AT pattern and
> good for all round street use and light trail use. I would find the 215 to
> be pretty small for anything other than urban street use.
>
6.00x16s..
> The Wrangler comes in several tread patterns, all are an AT pattern and
> good for all round street use and light trail use. I would find the 215 to
> be pretty small for anything other than urban street use.
>
#13
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Re: 89 YJ Tire question
Makes you wonder how all those GIs managed to get around using only
6.00x16s..
> The Wrangler comes in several tread patterns, all are an AT pattern and
> good for all round street use and light trail use. I would find the 215 to
> be pretty small for anything other than urban street use.
>
6.00x16s..
> The Wrangler comes in several tread patterns, all are an AT pattern and
> good for all round street use and light trail use. I would find the 215 to
> be pretty small for anything other than urban street use.
>
#14
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Re: 89 YJ Tire question
Check JP magazine's website. I can't remember which month it was, but they
recently ran an article about how big of a tire you can put on various
Jeeps. It was pretty good. They even sized them for various lifted and
stock height applications.
Pete
"RoyJ" <spamless@microsoft.net> wrote in message
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> IIRC the 215x15 is the smaller stock size, 225x15 was the larger stock
> size. 235x15 will fit but you might have the slightest bit of rubbing
> agaisnt the spring.
>
> The Wrangler comes in several tread patterns, all are an AT pattern and
> good for all round street use and light trail use. I would find the 215 to
> be pretty small for anything other than urban street use.
>
> BSartist wrote:
>> I have the opportunity to buy P215/75 R15 Goodyear Wrangler tires for
>> my '89 YJ. They came off a 2001 Cherokee Sport
>>
>> Does anyone know if these would be recommended for my wrangler both in
>> terms of lug pattern and tire size?
>>
>> Thanx
>> Bill
>>
recently ran an article about how big of a tire you can put on various
Jeeps. It was pretty good. They even sized them for various lifted and
stock height applications.
Pete
"RoyJ" <spamless@microsoft.net> wrote in message
news:FeXdh.8466$1s6.7937@newsread2.news.pas.earthl ink.net...
> IIRC the 215x15 is the smaller stock size, 225x15 was the larger stock
> size. 235x15 will fit but you might have the slightest bit of rubbing
> agaisnt the spring.
>
> The Wrangler comes in several tread patterns, all are an AT pattern and
> good for all round street use and light trail use. I would find the 215 to
> be pretty small for anything other than urban street use.
>
> BSartist wrote:
>> I have the opportunity to buy P215/75 R15 Goodyear Wrangler tires for
>> my '89 YJ. They came off a 2001 Cherokee Sport
>>
>> Does anyone know if these would be recommended for my wrangler both in
>> terms of lug pattern and tire size?
>>
>> Thanx
>> Bill
>>
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Re: 89 YJ Tire question
Check JP magazine's website. I can't remember which month it was, but they
recently ran an article about how big of a tire you can put on various
Jeeps. It was pretty good. They even sized them for various lifted and
stock height applications.
Pete
"RoyJ" <spamless@microsoft.net> wrote in message
news:FeXdh.8466$1s6.7937@newsread2.news.pas.earthl ink.net...
> IIRC the 215x15 is the smaller stock size, 225x15 was the larger stock
> size. 235x15 will fit but you might have the slightest bit of rubbing
> agaisnt the spring.
>
> The Wrangler comes in several tread patterns, all are an AT pattern and
> good for all round street use and light trail use. I would find the 215 to
> be pretty small for anything other than urban street use.
>
> BSartist wrote:
>> I have the opportunity to buy P215/75 R15 Goodyear Wrangler tires for
>> my '89 YJ. They came off a 2001 Cherokee Sport
>>
>> Does anyone know if these would be recommended for my wrangler both in
>> terms of lug pattern and tire size?
>>
>> Thanx
>> Bill
>>
recently ran an article about how big of a tire you can put on various
Jeeps. It was pretty good. They even sized them for various lifted and
stock height applications.
Pete
"RoyJ" <spamless@microsoft.net> wrote in message
news:FeXdh.8466$1s6.7937@newsread2.news.pas.earthl ink.net...
> IIRC the 215x15 is the smaller stock size, 225x15 was the larger stock
> size. 235x15 will fit but you might have the slightest bit of rubbing
> agaisnt the spring.
>
> The Wrangler comes in several tread patterns, all are an AT pattern and
> good for all round street use and light trail use. I would find the 215 to
> be pretty small for anything other than urban street use.
>
> BSartist wrote:
>> I have the opportunity to buy P215/75 R15 Goodyear Wrangler tires for
>> my '89 YJ. They came off a 2001 Cherokee Sport
>>
>> Does anyone know if these would be recommended for my wrangler both in
>> terms of lug pattern and tire size?
>>
>> Thanx
>> Bill
>>
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Re: 89 YJ Tire question
Check JP magazine's website. I can't remember which month it was, but they
recently ran an article about how big of a tire you can put on various
Jeeps. It was pretty good. They even sized them for various lifted and
stock height applications.
Pete
"RoyJ" <spamless@microsoft.net> wrote in message
news:FeXdh.8466$1s6.7937@newsread2.news.pas.earthl ink.net...
> IIRC the 215x15 is the smaller stock size, 225x15 was the larger stock
> size. 235x15 will fit but you might have the slightest bit of rubbing
> agaisnt the spring.
>
> The Wrangler comes in several tread patterns, all are an AT pattern and
> good for all round street use and light trail use. I would find the 215 to
> be pretty small for anything other than urban street use.
>
> BSartist wrote:
>> I have the opportunity to buy P215/75 R15 Goodyear Wrangler tires for
>> my '89 YJ. They came off a 2001 Cherokee Sport
>>
>> Does anyone know if these would be recommended for my wrangler both in
>> terms of lug pattern and tire size?
>>
>> Thanx
>> Bill
>>
recently ran an article about how big of a tire you can put on various
Jeeps. It was pretty good. They even sized them for various lifted and
stock height applications.
Pete
"RoyJ" <spamless@microsoft.net> wrote in message
news:FeXdh.8466$1s6.7937@newsread2.news.pas.earthl ink.net...
> IIRC the 215x15 is the smaller stock size, 225x15 was the larger stock
> size. 235x15 will fit but you might have the slightest bit of rubbing
> agaisnt the spring.
>
> The Wrangler comes in several tread patterns, all are an AT pattern and
> good for all round street use and light trail use. I would find the 215 to
> be pretty small for anything other than urban street use.
>
> BSartist wrote:
>> I have the opportunity to buy P215/75 R15 Goodyear Wrangler tires for
>> my '89 YJ. They came off a 2001 Cherokee Sport
>>
>> Does anyone know if these would be recommended for my wrangler both in
>> terms of lug pattern and tire size?
>>
>> Thanx
>> Bill
>>
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Re: 89 YJ Tire question
http://www.jeeptech.com/tire/
Steve
Pete Stolz wrote:
> Check JP magazine's website. I can't remember which month it was, but they
> recently ran an article about how big of a tire you can put on various
> Jeeps. It was pretty good. They even sized them for various lifted and
> stock height applications.
> Pete
>
> "RoyJ" <spamless@microsoft.net> wrote in message
> news:FeXdh.8466$1s6.7937@newsread2.news.pas.earthl ink.net...
>> IIRC the 215x15 is the smaller stock size, 225x15 was the larger stock
>> size. 235x15 will fit but you might have the slightest bit of rubbing
>> agaisnt the spring.
>>
>> The Wrangler comes in several tread patterns, all are an AT pattern and
>> good for all round street use and light trail use. I would find the 215 to
>> be pretty small for anything other than urban street use.
>>
>> BSartist wrote:
>>> I have the opportunity to buy P215/75 R15 Goodyear Wrangler tires for
>>> my '89 YJ. They came off a 2001 Cherokee Sport
>>>
>>> Does anyone know if these would be recommended for my wrangler both in
>>> terms of lug pattern and tire size?
>>>
>>> Thanx
>>> Bill
>>>
>
>
Steve
Pete Stolz wrote:
> Check JP magazine's website. I can't remember which month it was, but they
> recently ran an article about how big of a tire you can put on various
> Jeeps. It was pretty good. They even sized them for various lifted and
> stock height applications.
> Pete
>
> "RoyJ" <spamless@microsoft.net> wrote in message
> news:FeXdh.8466$1s6.7937@newsread2.news.pas.earthl ink.net...
>> IIRC the 215x15 is the smaller stock size, 225x15 was the larger stock
>> size. 235x15 will fit but you might have the slightest bit of rubbing
>> agaisnt the spring.
>>
>> The Wrangler comes in several tread patterns, all are an AT pattern and
>> good for all round street use and light trail use. I would find the 215 to
>> be pretty small for anything other than urban street use.
>>
>> BSartist wrote:
>>> I have the opportunity to buy P215/75 R15 Goodyear Wrangler tires for
>>> my '89 YJ. They came off a 2001 Cherokee Sport
>>>
>>> Does anyone know if these would be recommended for my wrangler both in
>>> terms of lug pattern and tire size?
>>>
>>> Thanx
>>> Bill
>>>
>
>
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Re: 89 YJ Tire question
http://www.jeeptech.com/tire/
Steve
Pete Stolz wrote:
> Check JP magazine's website. I can't remember which month it was, but they
> recently ran an article about how big of a tire you can put on various
> Jeeps. It was pretty good. They even sized them for various lifted and
> stock height applications.
> Pete
>
> "RoyJ" <spamless@microsoft.net> wrote in message
> news:FeXdh.8466$1s6.7937@newsread2.news.pas.earthl ink.net...
>> IIRC the 215x15 is the smaller stock size, 225x15 was the larger stock
>> size. 235x15 will fit but you might have the slightest bit of rubbing
>> agaisnt the spring.
>>
>> The Wrangler comes in several tread patterns, all are an AT pattern and
>> good for all round street use and light trail use. I would find the 215 to
>> be pretty small for anything other than urban street use.
>>
>> BSartist wrote:
>>> I have the opportunity to buy P215/75 R15 Goodyear Wrangler tires for
>>> my '89 YJ. They came off a 2001 Cherokee Sport
>>>
>>> Does anyone know if these would be recommended for my wrangler both in
>>> terms of lug pattern and tire size?
>>>
>>> Thanx
>>> Bill
>>>
>
>
Steve
Pete Stolz wrote:
> Check JP magazine's website. I can't remember which month it was, but they
> recently ran an article about how big of a tire you can put on various
> Jeeps. It was pretty good. They even sized them for various lifted and
> stock height applications.
> Pete
>
> "RoyJ" <spamless@microsoft.net> wrote in message
> news:FeXdh.8466$1s6.7937@newsread2.news.pas.earthl ink.net...
>> IIRC the 215x15 is the smaller stock size, 225x15 was the larger stock
>> size. 235x15 will fit but you might have the slightest bit of rubbing
>> agaisnt the spring.
>>
>> The Wrangler comes in several tread patterns, all are an AT pattern and
>> good for all round street use and light trail use. I would find the 215 to
>> be pretty small for anything other than urban street use.
>>
>> BSartist wrote:
>>> I have the opportunity to buy P215/75 R15 Goodyear Wrangler tires for
>>> my '89 YJ. They came off a 2001 Cherokee Sport
>>>
>>> Does anyone know if these would be recommended for my wrangler both in
>>> terms of lug pattern and tire size?
>>>
>>> Thanx
>>> Bill
>>>
>
>
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Re: 89 YJ Tire question
http://www.jeeptech.com/tire/
Steve
Pete Stolz wrote:
> Check JP magazine's website. I can't remember which month it was, but they
> recently ran an article about how big of a tire you can put on various
> Jeeps. It was pretty good. They even sized them for various lifted and
> stock height applications.
> Pete
>
> "RoyJ" <spamless@microsoft.net> wrote in message
> news:FeXdh.8466$1s6.7937@newsread2.news.pas.earthl ink.net...
>> IIRC the 215x15 is the smaller stock size, 225x15 was the larger stock
>> size. 235x15 will fit but you might have the slightest bit of rubbing
>> agaisnt the spring.
>>
>> The Wrangler comes in several tread patterns, all are an AT pattern and
>> good for all round street use and light trail use. I would find the 215 to
>> be pretty small for anything other than urban street use.
>>
>> BSartist wrote:
>>> I have the opportunity to buy P215/75 R15 Goodyear Wrangler tires for
>>> my '89 YJ. They came off a 2001 Cherokee Sport
>>>
>>> Does anyone know if these would be recommended for my wrangler both in
>>> terms of lug pattern and tire size?
>>>
>>> Thanx
>>> Bill
>>>
>
>
Steve
Pete Stolz wrote:
> Check JP magazine's website. I can't remember which month it was, but they
> recently ran an article about how big of a tire you can put on various
> Jeeps. It was pretty good. They even sized them for various lifted and
> stock height applications.
> Pete
>
> "RoyJ" <spamless@microsoft.net> wrote in message
> news:FeXdh.8466$1s6.7937@newsread2.news.pas.earthl ink.net...
>> IIRC the 215x15 is the smaller stock size, 225x15 was the larger stock
>> size. 235x15 will fit but you might have the slightest bit of rubbing
>> agaisnt the spring.
>>
>> The Wrangler comes in several tread patterns, all are an AT pattern and
>> good for all round street use and light trail use. I would find the 215 to
>> be pretty small for anything other than urban street use.
>>
>> BSartist wrote:
>>> I have the opportunity to buy P215/75 R15 Goodyear Wrangler tires for
>>> my '89 YJ. They came off a 2001 Cherokee Sport
>>>
>>> Does anyone know if these would be recommended for my wrangler both in
>>> terms of lug pattern and tire size?
>>>
>>> Thanx
>>> Bill
>>>
>
>
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