Mike Romain

I have seen 2 here and both were ok on the paved road, but if they went
off road they hit.

Mike

Greg wrote:
>
> A freind of mine just bought an 88 YJ, no lift and original springs, it
> has my daughter's old, near new 31" x 10.5"( old because she got new 33" BFG
> MTs ) no rubbing, so yes 31s will fit fine.
>
> "Mike Romain" <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
> news:43DBE1C2.A1B93290@sympatico.ca...
> > Book is wrong or the YJ has no gas in the tank, no back seat, no gear,
> > no doors or top and a 'really' small person driving it..... Book should
> > read CJ's and TJ's fit 31's stock, the YJ has flat springs for that
> > softer ride.
> >
> > They, 31's will hit when you stuff them and they will hit when you make
> > a turn. The turn hitting can be fixed by adjusting the steering stops
> > to give you a larger turning radius. Think 5 point turns instead of 3
> > point turns... No fix for the stuff scuff except body work or a lift.
> > On the rear, 31's just plain hit.
> >
> > You have too many threads going on so I will answer all here. The rim
> > size is stamped on the back of the rim face, check the spare. It will
> > either be 7" or 8" if stock.
> >
> > A 7" rim can take a 10.5" tire with no issues and just a little sidewall
> > bulge, the 9.5's fits perfect, the 8" rim can take up to a 12.5" tire.
> > The bulge on the sidewall helps from knocking the tire off the rim or
> > packing the rim with dirt.
> >
> > Mike
> > 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
> > 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
> > Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
> > Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590
> > (More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page)
> >
> > INDIVIDUAL wrote:
> >>
> >> Book list 31x10.5 as max without lift for YJ and TJ
> >>
> >> "Grumman-581" <grumman581@DIE-SPAMMER-SCUM@gmail.com> wrote in message
> >> news:vsQCf.6756$jO.4931@tornado.texas.rr.com...
> >> > "INDIVIDUAL" <NOT@NOT.COM> wrote in message
> >> > news:43dbd202$0$15924$9a6e19ea@unlimited.newshosti ng.com...
> >> >> 'Four-Wheeler's Bible' states that a 31x10.50 tire can be used on a
> >> > Wrangler
> >> >> YJ without any vehicle lift needed. My question then is what wheels
> >> >> would
> >> > be
> >> >> needed for this size tire. The local Jeep dealer tells me they could
> >> >> be
> >> >> mounted on stock wheels but it would not be the right way to go. A
> >> >> wider
> >> >> wheel being a better choice. Assuming that to be true how wide a
> >> >> wheel?
> >> > Does
> >> >> it need some offset? Help!
> >> >
> >> > 31x10.50s worked find on my stock XJ's rims... Of course, the XJ needed
> >> > 3+
> >> > inches of lift to fit 'em, but that's pretty much to be expected..
> >> >
> >> > Just curious, but can the TJ fit 31x10.50s without a lift kit?
> >> >
> >> >

Mike Romain

I have seen 2 here and both were ok on the paved road, but if they went
off road they hit.

Mike

Greg wrote:
>
> A freind of mine just bought an 88 YJ, no lift and original springs, it
> has my daughter's old, near new 31" x 10.5"( old because she got new 33" BFG
> MTs ) no rubbing, so yes 31s will fit fine.
>
> "Mike Romain" <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
> news:43DBE1C2.A1B93290@sympatico.ca...
> > Book is wrong or the YJ has no gas in the tank, no back seat, no gear,
> > no doors or top and a 'really' small person driving it..... Book should
> > read CJ's and TJ's fit 31's stock, the YJ has flat springs for that
> > softer ride.
> >
> > They, 31's will hit when you stuff them and they will hit when you make
> > a turn. The turn hitting can be fixed by adjusting the steering stops
> > to give you a larger turning radius. Think 5 point turns instead of 3
> > point turns... No fix for the stuff scuff except body work or a lift.
> > On the rear, 31's just plain hit.
> >
> > You have too many threads going on so I will answer all here. The rim
> > size is stamped on the back of the rim face, check the spare. It will
> > either be 7" or 8" if stock.
> >
> > A 7" rim can take a 10.5" tire with no issues and just a little sidewall
> > bulge, the 9.5's fits perfect, the 8" rim can take up to a 12.5" tire.
> > The bulge on the sidewall helps from knocking the tire off the rim or
> > packing the rim with dirt.
> >
> > Mike
> > 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
> > 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
> > Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
> > Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590
> > (More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page)
> >
> > INDIVIDUAL wrote:
> >>
> >> Book list 31x10.5 as max without lift for YJ and TJ
> >>
> >> "Grumman-581" <grumman581@DIE-SPAMMER-SCUM@gmail.com> wrote in message
> >> news:vsQCf.6756$jO.4931@tornado.texas.rr.com...
> >> > "INDIVIDUAL" <NOT@NOT.COM> wrote in message
> >> > news:43dbd202$0$15924$9a6e19ea@unlimited.newshosti ng.com...
> >> >> 'Four-Wheeler's Bible' states that a 31x10.50 tire can be used on a
> >> > Wrangler
> >> >> YJ without any vehicle lift needed. My question then is what wheels
> >> >> would
> >> > be
> >> >> needed for this size tire. The local Jeep dealer tells me they could
> >> >> be
> >> >> mounted on stock wheels but it would not be the right way to go. A
> >> >> wider
> >> >> wheel being a better choice. Assuming that to be true how wide a
> >> >> wheel?
> >> > Does
> >> >> it need some offset? Help!
> >> >
> >> > 31x10.50s worked find on my stock XJ's rims... Of course, the XJ needed
> >> > 3+
> >> > inches of lift to fit 'em, but that's pretty much to be expected..
> >> >
> >> > Just curious, but can the TJ fit 31x10.50s without a lift kit?
> >> >
> >> >

Spdloader

My '94 has 31 X 10.50's mounted on 15 X 10 Outlaw II rims and they fit fine,
no rubbing, on or off road. Stock suspension.

Spdloader


"INDIVIDUAL" <NOT@NOT.COM> wrote in message
news:43dbd202$0$15924$9a6e19ea@unlimited.newshosti ng.com...
> 'Four-Wheeler's Bible' states that a 31x10.50 tire can be used on a
> Wrangler YJ without any vehicle lift needed. My question then is what
> wheels would be needed for this size tire. The local Jeep dealer tells me
> they could be mounted on stock wheels but it would not be the right way to
> go. A wider wheel being a better choice. Assuming that to be true how wide
> a wheel? Does it need some offset? Help!
>

Spdloader

My '94 has 31 X 10.50's mounted on 15 X 10 Outlaw II rims and they fit fine,
no rubbing, on or off road. Stock suspension.

Spdloader


"INDIVIDUAL" <NOT@NOT.COM> wrote in message
news:43dbd202$0$15924$9a6e19ea@unlimited.newshosti ng.com...
> 'Four-Wheeler's Bible' states that a 31x10.50 tire can be used on a
> Wrangler YJ without any vehicle lift needed. My question then is what
> wheels would be needed for this size tire. The local Jeep dealer tells me
> they could be mounted on stock wheels but it would not be the right way to
> go. A wider wheel being a better choice. Assuming that to be true how wide
> a wheel? Does it need some offset? Help!
>

Spdloader

My '94 has 31 X 10.50's mounted on 15 X 10 Outlaw II rims and they fit fine,
no rubbing, on or off road. Stock suspension.

Spdloader


"INDIVIDUAL" <NOT@NOT.COM> wrote in message
news:43dbd202$0$15924$9a6e19ea@unlimited.newshosti ng.com...
> 'Four-Wheeler's Bible' states that a 31x10.50 tire can be used on a
> Wrangler YJ without any vehicle lift needed. My question then is what
> wheels would be needed for this size tire. The local Jeep dealer tells me
> they could be mounted on stock wheels but it would not be the right way to
> go. A wider wheel being a better choice. Assuming that to be true how wide
> a wheel? Does it need some offset? Help!
>

Jeff Strickland

"INDIVIDUAL" <NOT@NOT.COM> wrote in message
news:43dbd202$0$15924$9a6e19ea@unlimited.newshosti ng.com...
> 'Four-Wheeler's Bible' states that a 31x10.50 tire can be used on a
> Wrangler YJ without any vehicle lift needed. My question then is what
> wheels would be needed for this size tire.

The factory wheels can be used. Your dealership is interested in selling
rims that you do not need.

CAVEAT
In the unlikely event that you have the very narrow and small tires used on
the Base Model YJ, you could (that's c-o-u-l-d) have trouble with a 10.5
wide tire, in this case you can buy new rims that are 8 inches wide for $27
each in white or black, or $30 in chrome, and be good to go.





The local Jeep dealer tells me they could be
> mounted on stock wheels but it would not be the right way to go. A wider
> wheel being a better choice. Assuming that to be true how wide a wheel?
> Does it need some offset? Help!
>

Jeff Strickland

"INDIVIDUAL" <NOT@NOT.COM> wrote in message
news:43dbd202$0$15924$9a6e19ea@unlimited.newshosti ng.com...
> 'Four-Wheeler's Bible' states that a 31x10.50 tire can be used on a
> Wrangler YJ without any vehicle lift needed. My question then is what
> wheels would be needed for this size tire.

The factory wheels can be used. Your dealership is interested in selling
rims that you do not need.

CAVEAT
In the unlikely event that you have the very narrow and small tires used on
the Base Model YJ, you could (that's c-o-u-l-d) have trouble with a 10.5
wide tire, in this case you can buy new rims that are 8 inches wide for $27
each in white or black, or $30 in chrome, and be good to go.





The local Jeep dealer tells me they could be
> mounted on stock wheels but it would not be the right way to go. A wider
> wheel being a better choice. Assuming that to be true how wide a wheel?
> Does it need some offset? Help!
>

Jeff Strickland

"INDIVIDUAL" <NOT@NOT.COM> wrote in message
news:43dbd202$0$15924$9a6e19ea@unlimited.newshosti ng.com...
> 'Four-Wheeler's Bible' states that a 31x10.50 tire can be used on a
> Wrangler YJ without any vehicle lift needed. My question then is what
> wheels would be needed for this size tire.

The factory wheels can be used. Your dealership is interested in selling
rims that you do not need.

CAVEAT
In the unlikely event that you have the very narrow and small tires used on
the Base Model YJ, you could (that's c-o-u-l-d) have trouble with a 10.5
wide tire, in this case you can buy new rims that are 8 inches wide for $27
each in white or black, or $30 in chrome, and be good to go.





The local Jeep dealer tells me they could be
> mounted on stock wheels but it would not be the right way to go. A wider
> wheel being a better choice. Assuming that to be true how wide a wheel?
> Does it need some offset? Help!
>

INDIVIDUAL

Exactly where would I get these 8" for $27/30?



"Jeff Strickland" <crwlr@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:XsOdnfSGj_h6d0HeRVn-uw@ez2.net...
>
> "INDIVIDUAL" <NOT@NOT.COM> wrote in message
> news:43dbd202$0$15924$9a6e19ea@unlimited.newshosti ng.com...
>> 'Four-Wheeler's Bible' states that a 31x10.50 tire can be used on a
>> Wrangler YJ without any vehicle lift needed. My question then is what
>> wheels would be needed for this size tire.
>
> The factory wheels can be used. Your dealership is interested in selling
> rims that you do not need.
>
> CAVEAT
> In the unlikely event that you have the very narrow and small tires used
> on the Base Model YJ, you could (that's c-o-u-l-d) have trouble with a
> 10.5 wide tire, in this case you can buy new rims that are 8 inches wide
> for $27 each in white or black, or $30 in chrome, and be good to go.
>
>
>
>
>
> The local Jeep dealer tells me they could be
>> mounted on stock wheels but it would not be the right way to go. A wider
>> wheel being a better choice. Assuming that to be true how wide a wheel?
>> Does it need some offset? Help!
>>
>

INDIVIDUAL

Exactly where would I get these 8" for $27/30?



"Jeff Strickland" <crwlr@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:XsOdnfSGj_h6d0HeRVn-uw@ez2.net...
>
> "INDIVIDUAL" <NOT@NOT.COM> wrote in message
> news:43dbd202$0$15924$9a6e19ea@unlimited.newshosti ng.com...
>> 'Four-Wheeler's Bible' states that a 31x10.50 tire can be used on a
>> Wrangler YJ without any vehicle lift needed. My question then is what
>> wheels would be needed for this size tire.
>
> The factory wheels can be used. Your dealership is interested in selling
> rims that you do not need.
>
> CAVEAT
> In the unlikely event that you have the very narrow and small tires used
> on the Base Model YJ, you could (that's c-o-u-l-d) have trouble with a
> 10.5 wide tire, in this case you can buy new rims that are 8 inches wide
> for $27 each in white or black, or $30 in chrome, and be good to go.
>
>
>
>
>
> The local Jeep dealer tells me they could be
>> mounted on stock wheels but it would not be the right way to go. A wider
>> wheel being a better choice. Assuming that to be true how wide a wheel?
>> Does it need some offset? Help!
>>
>