Stock Jeep - Tire Size
10-22-2004, 08:50 AM
#21
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Re: Stock Jeep - Tire Size
What is a BFG Land Terrains? Is this something Walmart has made up special?
I've never heard of LandTerrain. The cost is nice.
"E. Jason Brooks" <scriptlizard@nospizamscriptlizard.com> wrote in message
news:CVXdd.27$Mc.8@tornado.tampabay.rr.com...
>I hear that 31" 10.5 R15 is the largest you can handle without a lift.
>So... that's what I actually had installed today. They are great. I did
>notice, though, that when cutting hard in reverse, there was a small amount
>of rubbing. That could be just old springs since I drive a 2k as well. I
>plan on getting a 1" or 2" lift some time anyway.
>
> I got BFG Land Terrains at Walmart. 5 of them including the spare mounted,
> blah, blah, blah for about $550.
>
>
> "DelphiCoder" <delphicoder@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:dcWdd.7482$gq2.3210@trnddc01...
>> Hi All.
>> I have a stock 4.0 TJ SE 2000. It has wrangler GSA 30 X 9.5 tires on it.
>> I
>> would like to get just a little more clearance. My questions are:
>>
>> Without a lift, what is the max practical tire size I can install.
>> When is it best to get a spring lift.
>> When is it best to get a body lift.
>>
>> I like the Rubicon models, and they seem to have larger tires and sit
>> higher
>> than my TJ. Something along those lines or a little bigger would suit me
>> fine. I am not looking to make a monster vehicle. I am leary of the body
>> lifts. I see alot of those, and the frame sits way down and the body is
>> lifted. To me, I don't see the point, and it looks bad. But, I know it
>> has a
>> purpose somewhere.
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>>
>
>
I've never heard of LandTerrain. The cost is nice.
"E. Jason Brooks" <scriptlizard@nospizamscriptlizard.com> wrote in message
news:CVXdd.27$Mc.8@tornado.tampabay.rr.com...
>I hear that 31" 10.5 R15 is the largest you can handle without a lift.
>So... that's what I actually had installed today. They are great. I did
>notice, though, that when cutting hard in reverse, there was a small amount
>of rubbing. That could be just old springs since I drive a 2k as well. I
>plan on getting a 1" or 2" lift some time anyway.
>
> I got BFG Land Terrains at Walmart. 5 of them including the spare mounted,
> blah, blah, blah for about $550.
>
>
> "DelphiCoder" <delphicoder@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:dcWdd.7482$gq2.3210@trnddc01...
>> Hi All.
>> I have a stock 4.0 TJ SE 2000. It has wrangler GSA 30 X 9.5 tires on it.
>> I
>> would like to get just a little more clearance. My questions are:
>>
>> Without a lift, what is the max practical tire size I can install.
>> When is it best to get a spring lift.
>> When is it best to get a body lift.
>>
>> I like the Rubicon models, and they seem to have larger tires and sit
>> higher
>> than my TJ. Something along those lines or a little bigger would suit me
>> fine. I am not looking to make a monster vehicle. I am leary of the body
>> lifts. I see alot of those, and the frame sits way down and the body is
>> lifted. To me, I don't see the point, and it looks bad. But, I know it
>> has a
>> purpose somewhere.
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>>
>
>
10-22-2004, 08:50 AM
#22
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Re: Stock Jeep - Tire Size
What is a BFG Land Terrains? Is this something Walmart has made up special?
I've never heard of LandTerrain. The cost is nice.
"E. Jason Brooks" <scriptlizard@nospizamscriptlizard.com> wrote in message
news:CVXdd.27$Mc.8@tornado.tampabay.rr.com...
>I hear that 31" 10.5 R15 is the largest you can handle without a lift.
>So... that's what I actually had installed today. They are great. I did
>notice, though, that when cutting hard in reverse, there was a small amount
>of rubbing. That could be just old springs since I drive a 2k as well. I
>plan on getting a 1" or 2" lift some time anyway.
>
> I got BFG Land Terrains at Walmart. 5 of them including the spare mounted,
> blah, blah, blah for about $550.
>
>
> "DelphiCoder" <delphicoder@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:dcWdd.7482$gq2.3210@trnddc01...
>> Hi All.
>> I have a stock 4.0 TJ SE 2000. It has wrangler GSA 30 X 9.5 tires on it.
>> I
>> would like to get just a little more clearance. My questions are:
>>
>> Without a lift, what is the max practical tire size I can install.
>> When is it best to get a spring lift.
>> When is it best to get a body lift.
>>
>> I like the Rubicon models, and they seem to have larger tires and sit
>> higher
>> than my TJ. Something along those lines or a little bigger would suit me
>> fine. I am not looking to make a monster vehicle. I am leary of the body
>> lifts. I see alot of those, and the frame sits way down and the body is
>> lifted. To me, I don't see the point, and it looks bad. But, I know it
>> has a
>> purpose somewhere.
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>>
>
>
I've never heard of LandTerrain. The cost is nice.
"E. Jason Brooks" <scriptlizard@nospizamscriptlizard.com> wrote in message
news:CVXdd.27$Mc.8@tornado.tampabay.rr.com...
>I hear that 31" 10.5 R15 is the largest you can handle without a lift.
>So... that's what I actually had installed today. They are great. I did
>notice, though, that when cutting hard in reverse, there was a small amount
>of rubbing. That could be just old springs since I drive a 2k as well. I
>plan on getting a 1" or 2" lift some time anyway.
>
> I got BFG Land Terrains at Walmart. 5 of them including the spare mounted,
> blah, blah, blah for about $550.
>
>
> "DelphiCoder" <delphicoder@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:dcWdd.7482$gq2.3210@trnddc01...
>> Hi All.
>> I have a stock 4.0 TJ SE 2000. It has wrangler GSA 30 X 9.5 tires on it.
>> I
>> would like to get just a little more clearance. My questions are:
>>
>> Without a lift, what is the max practical tire size I can install.
>> When is it best to get a spring lift.
>> When is it best to get a body lift.
>>
>> I like the Rubicon models, and they seem to have larger tires and sit
>> higher
>> than my TJ. Something along those lines or a little bigger would suit me
>> fine. I am not looking to make a monster vehicle. I am leary of the body
>> lifts. I see alot of those, and the frame sits way down and the body is
>> lifted. To me, I don't see the point, and it looks bad. But, I know it
>> has a
>> purpose somewhere.
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>>
>
>
10-22-2004, 09:34 AM
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Re: Stock Jeep - Tire Size
I don't know much, but remember this: when you do go to get big new
tires for the TJ, have the guy measure. Not all 31 x 10.50s will fit
right. I got Kelly 31x 10.50 muds when my TJ was new, and one tread
pattern fit (barely-the little new-tire nubs brushed off!) and another
would have actually ground down on the fender.
Matt
"DelphiCoder" <delphicoder@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<dcWdd.7482$gq2.3210@trnddc01>...
> Hi All.
> I have a stock 4.0 TJ SE 2000. It has wrangler GSA 30 X 9.5 tires on it. I
> would like to get just a little more clearance. My questions are:
>
> Without a lift, what is the max practical tire size I can install.
> When is it best to get a spring lift.
> When is it best to get a body lift.
>
> I like the Rubicon models, and they seem to have larger tires and sit higher
> than my TJ. Something along those lines or a little bigger would suit me
> fine. I am not looking to make a monster vehicle. I am leary of the body
> lifts. I see alot of those, and the frame sits way down and the body is
> lifted. To me, I don't see the point, and it looks bad. But, I know it has a
> purpose somewhere.
>
> Thanks!
tires for the TJ, have the guy measure. Not all 31 x 10.50s will fit
right. I got Kelly 31x 10.50 muds when my TJ was new, and one tread
pattern fit (barely-the little new-tire nubs brushed off!) and another
would have actually ground down on the fender.
Matt
"DelphiCoder" <delphicoder@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<dcWdd.7482$gq2.3210@trnddc01>...
> Hi All.
> I have a stock 4.0 TJ SE 2000. It has wrangler GSA 30 X 9.5 tires on it. I
> would like to get just a little more clearance. My questions are:
>
> Without a lift, what is the max practical tire size I can install.
> When is it best to get a spring lift.
> When is it best to get a body lift.
>
> I like the Rubicon models, and they seem to have larger tires and sit higher
> than my TJ. Something along those lines or a little bigger would suit me
> fine. I am not looking to make a monster vehicle. I am leary of the body
> lifts. I see alot of those, and the frame sits way down and the body is
> lifted. To me, I don't see the point, and it looks bad. But, I know it has a
> purpose somewhere.
>
> Thanks!
10-22-2004, 09:34 AM
#24
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Re: Stock Jeep - Tire Size
I don't know much, but remember this: when you do go to get big new
tires for the TJ, have the guy measure. Not all 31 x 10.50s will fit
right. I got Kelly 31x 10.50 muds when my TJ was new, and one tread
pattern fit (barely-the little new-tire nubs brushed off!) and another
would have actually ground down on the fender.
Matt
"DelphiCoder" <delphicoder@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<dcWdd.7482$gq2.3210@trnddc01>...
> Hi All.
> I have a stock 4.0 TJ SE 2000. It has wrangler GSA 30 X 9.5 tires on it. I
> would like to get just a little more clearance. My questions are:
>
> Without a lift, what is the max practical tire size I can install.
> When is it best to get a spring lift.
> When is it best to get a body lift.
>
> I like the Rubicon models, and they seem to have larger tires and sit higher
> than my TJ. Something along those lines or a little bigger would suit me
> fine. I am not looking to make a monster vehicle. I am leary of the body
> lifts. I see alot of those, and the frame sits way down and the body is
> lifted. To me, I don't see the point, and it looks bad. But, I know it has a
> purpose somewhere.
>
> Thanks!
tires for the TJ, have the guy measure. Not all 31 x 10.50s will fit
right. I got Kelly 31x 10.50 muds when my TJ was new, and one tread
pattern fit (barely-the little new-tire nubs brushed off!) and another
would have actually ground down on the fender.
Matt
"DelphiCoder" <delphicoder@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<dcWdd.7482$gq2.3210@trnddc01>...
> Hi All.
> I have a stock 4.0 TJ SE 2000. It has wrangler GSA 30 X 9.5 tires on it. I
> would like to get just a little more clearance. My questions are:
>
> Without a lift, what is the max practical tire size I can install.
> When is it best to get a spring lift.
> When is it best to get a body lift.
>
> I like the Rubicon models, and they seem to have larger tires and sit higher
> than my TJ. Something along those lines or a little bigger would suit me
> fine. I am not looking to make a monster vehicle. I am leary of the body
> lifts. I see alot of those, and the frame sits way down and the body is
> lifted. To me, I don't see the point, and it looks bad. But, I know it has a
> purpose somewhere.
>
> Thanks!
10-22-2004, 09:34 AM
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Re: Stock Jeep - Tire Size
I don't know much, but remember this: when you do go to get big new
tires for the TJ, have the guy measure. Not all 31 x 10.50s will fit
right. I got Kelly 31x 10.50 muds when my TJ was new, and one tread
pattern fit (barely-the little new-tire nubs brushed off!) and another
would have actually ground down on the fender.
Matt
"DelphiCoder" <delphicoder@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<dcWdd.7482$gq2.3210@trnddc01>...
> Hi All.
> I have a stock 4.0 TJ SE 2000. It has wrangler GSA 30 X 9.5 tires on it. I
> would like to get just a little more clearance. My questions are:
>
> Without a lift, what is the max practical tire size I can install.
> When is it best to get a spring lift.
> When is it best to get a body lift.
>
> I like the Rubicon models, and they seem to have larger tires and sit higher
> than my TJ. Something along those lines or a little bigger would suit me
> fine. I am not looking to make a monster vehicle. I am leary of the body
> lifts. I see alot of those, and the frame sits way down and the body is
> lifted. To me, I don't see the point, and it looks bad. But, I know it has a
> purpose somewhere.
>
> Thanks!
tires for the TJ, have the guy measure. Not all 31 x 10.50s will fit
right. I got Kelly 31x 10.50 muds when my TJ was new, and one tread
pattern fit (barely-the little new-tire nubs brushed off!) and another
would have actually ground down on the fender.
Matt
"DelphiCoder" <delphicoder@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<dcWdd.7482$gq2.3210@trnddc01>...
> Hi All.
> I have a stock 4.0 TJ SE 2000. It has wrangler GSA 30 X 9.5 tires on it. I
> would like to get just a little more clearance. My questions are:
>
> Without a lift, what is the max practical tire size I can install.
> When is it best to get a spring lift.
> When is it best to get a body lift.
>
> I like the Rubicon models, and they seem to have larger tires and sit higher
> than my TJ. Something along those lines or a little bigger would suit me
> fine. I am not looking to make a monster vehicle. I am leary of the body
> lifts. I see alot of those, and the frame sits way down and the body is
> lifted. To me, I don't see the point, and it looks bad. But, I know it has a
> purpose somewhere.
>
> Thanks!
10-22-2004, 11:46 AM
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Re: Stock Jeep - Tire Size
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/produ...3A-200%3A79579
Hope this helps.
<curtis6317@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
news:dk7ed.88628$yp.54125@bignews1.bellsouth.net.. .
> What is a BFG Land Terrains? Is this something Walmart has made up
> special? I've never heard of LandTerrain. The cost is nice.
> "E. Jason Brooks" <scriptlizard@nospizamscriptlizard.com> wrote in message
> news:CVXdd.27$Mc.8@tornado.tampabay.rr.com...
>>I hear that 31" 10.5 R15 is the largest you can handle without a lift.
>>So... that's what I actually had installed today. They are great. I did
>>notice, though, that when cutting hard in reverse, there was a small
>>amount of rubbing. That could be just old springs since I drive a 2k as
>>well. I plan on getting a 1" or 2" lift some time anyway.
>>
>> I got BFG Land Terrains at Walmart. 5 of them including the spare
>> mounted, blah, blah, blah for about $550.
>>
>>
>> "DelphiCoder" <delphicoder@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:dcWdd.7482$gq2.3210@trnddc01...
>>> Hi All.
>>> I have a stock 4.0 TJ SE 2000. It has wrangler GSA 30 X 9.5 tires on
>>> it. I
>>> would like to get just a little more clearance. My questions are:
>>>
>>> Without a lift, what is the max practical tire size I can install.
>>> When is it best to get a spring lift.
>>> When is it best to get a body lift.
>>>
>>> I like the Rubicon models, and they seem to have larger tires and sit
>>> higher
>>> than my TJ. Something along those lines or a little bigger would suit me
>>> fine. I am not looking to make a monster vehicle. I am leary of the body
>>> lifts. I see alot of those, and the frame sits way down and the body is
>>> lifted. To me, I don't see the point, and it looks bad. But, I know it
>>> has a
>>> purpose somewhere.
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
Hope this helps.
<curtis6317@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
news:dk7ed.88628$yp.54125@bignews1.bellsouth.net.. .
> What is a BFG Land Terrains? Is this something Walmart has made up
> special? I've never heard of LandTerrain. The cost is nice.
> "E. Jason Brooks" <scriptlizard@nospizamscriptlizard.com> wrote in message
> news:CVXdd.27$Mc.8@tornado.tampabay.rr.com...
>>I hear that 31" 10.5 R15 is the largest you can handle without a lift.
>>So... that's what I actually had installed today. They are great. I did
>>notice, though, that when cutting hard in reverse, there was a small
>>amount of rubbing. That could be just old springs since I drive a 2k as
>>well. I plan on getting a 1" or 2" lift some time anyway.
>>
>> I got BFG Land Terrains at Walmart. 5 of them including the spare
>> mounted, blah, blah, blah for about $550.
>>
>>
>> "DelphiCoder" <delphicoder@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:dcWdd.7482$gq2.3210@trnddc01...
>>> Hi All.
>>> I have a stock 4.0 TJ SE 2000. It has wrangler GSA 30 X 9.5 tires on
>>> it. I
>>> would like to get just a little more clearance. My questions are:
>>>
>>> Without a lift, what is the max practical tire size I can install.
>>> When is it best to get a spring lift.
>>> When is it best to get a body lift.
>>>
>>> I like the Rubicon models, and they seem to have larger tires and sit
>>> higher
>>> than my TJ. Something along those lines or a little bigger would suit me
>>> fine. I am not looking to make a monster vehicle. I am leary of the body
>>> lifts. I see alot of those, and the frame sits way down and the body is
>>> lifted. To me, I don't see the point, and it looks bad. But, I know it
>>> has a
>>> purpose somewhere.
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
10-22-2004, 11:46 AM
#27
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Re: Stock Jeep - Tire Size
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/produ...3A-200%3A79579
Hope this helps.
<curtis6317@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
news:dk7ed.88628$yp.54125@bignews1.bellsouth.net.. .
> What is a BFG Land Terrains? Is this something Walmart has made up
> special? I've never heard of LandTerrain. The cost is nice.
> "E. Jason Brooks" <scriptlizard@nospizamscriptlizard.com> wrote in message
> news:CVXdd.27$Mc.8@tornado.tampabay.rr.com...
>>I hear that 31" 10.5 R15 is the largest you can handle without a lift.
>>So... that's what I actually had installed today. They are great. I did
>>notice, though, that when cutting hard in reverse, there was a small
>>amount of rubbing. That could be just old springs since I drive a 2k as
>>well. I plan on getting a 1" or 2" lift some time anyway.
>>
>> I got BFG Land Terrains at Walmart. 5 of them including the spare
>> mounted, blah, blah, blah for about $550.
>>
>>
>> "DelphiCoder" <delphicoder@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:dcWdd.7482$gq2.3210@trnddc01...
>>> Hi All.
>>> I have a stock 4.0 TJ SE 2000. It has wrangler GSA 30 X 9.5 tires on
>>> it. I
>>> would like to get just a little more clearance. My questions are:
>>>
>>> Without a lift, what is the max practical tire size I can install.
>>> When is it best to get a spring lift.
>>> When is it best to get a body lift.
>>>
>>> I like the Rubicon models, and they seem to have larger tires and sit
>>> higher
>>> than my TJ. Something along those lines or a little bigger would suit me
>>> fine. I am not looking to make a monster vehicle. I am leary of the body
>>> lifts. I see alot of those, and the frame sits way down and the body is
>>> lifted. To me, I don't see the point, and it looks bad. But, I know it
>>> has a
>>> purpose somewhere.
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
Hope this helps.
<curtis6317@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
news:dk7ed.88628$yp.54125@bignews1.bellsouth.net.. .
> What is a BFG Land Terrains? Is this something Walmart has made up
> special? I've never heard of LandTerrain. The cost is nice.
> "E. Jason Brooks" <scriptlizard@nospizamscriptlizard.com> wrote in message
> news:CVXdd.27$Mc.8@tornado.tampabay.rr.com...
>>I hear that 31" 10.5 R15 is the largest you can handle without a lift.
>>So... that's what I actually had installed today. They are great. I did
>>notice, though, that when cutting hard in reverse, there was a small
>>amount of rubbing. That could be just old springs since I drive a 2k as
>>well. I plan on getting a 1" or 2" lift some time anyway.
>>
>> I got BFG Land Terrains at Walmart. 5 of them including the spare
>> mounted, blah, blah, blah for about $550.
>>
>>
>> "DelphiCoder" <delphicoder@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:dcWdd.7482$gq2.3210@trnddc01...
>>> Hi All.
>>> I have a stock 4.0 TJ SE 2000. It has wrangler GSA 30 X 9.5 tires on
>>> it. I
>>> would like to get just a little more clearance. My questions are:
>>>
>>> Without a lift, what is the max practical tire size I can install.
>>> When is it best to get a spring lift.
>>> When is it best to get a body lift.
>>>
>>> I like the Rubicon models, and they seem to have larger tires and sit
>>> higher
>>> than my TJ. Something along those lines or a little bigger would suit me
>>> fine. I am not looking to make a monster vehicle. I am leary of the body
>>> lifts. I see alot of those, and the frame sits way down and the body is
>>> lifted. To me, I don't see the point, and it looks bad. But, I know it
>>> has a
>>> purpose somewhere.
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
10-22-2004, 11:46 AM
#28
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Posts: n/a
Re: Stock Jeep - Tire Size
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/produ...3A-200%3A79579
Hope this helps.
<curtis6317@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
news:dk7ed.88628$yp.54125@bignews1.bellsouth.net.. .
> What is a BFG Land Terrains? Is this something Walmart has made up
> special? I've never heard of LandTerrain. The cost is nice.
> "E. Jason Brooks" <scriptlizard@nospizamscriptlizard.com> wrote in message
> news:CVXdd.27$Mc.8@tornado.tampabay.rr.com...
>>I hear that 31" 10.5 R15 is the largest you can handle without a lift.
>>So... that's what I actually had installed today. They are great. I did
>>notice, though, that when cutting hard in reverse, there was a small
>>amount of rubbing. That could be just old springs since I drive a 2k as
>>well. I plan on getting a 1" or 2" lift some time anyway.
>>
>> I got BFG Land Terrains at Walmart. 5 of them including the spare
>> mounted, blah, blah, blah for about $550.
>>
>>
>> "DelphiCoder" <delphicoder@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:dcWdd.7482$gq2.3210@trnddc01...
>>> Hi All.
>>> I have a stock 4.0 TJ SE 2000. It has wrangler GSA 30 X 9.5 tires on
>>> it. I
>>> would like to get just a little more clearance. My questions are:
>>>
>>> Without a lift, what is the max practical tire size I can install.
>>> When is it best to get a spring lift.
>>> When is it best to get a body lift.
>>>
>>> I like the Rubicon models, and they seem to have larger tires and sit
>>> higher
>>> than my TJ. Something along those lines or a little bigger would suit me
>>> fine. I am not looking to make a monster vehicle. I am leary of the body
>>> lifts. I see alot of those, and the frame sits way down and the body is
>>> lifted. To me, I don't see the point, and it looks bad. But, I know it
>>> has a
>>> purpose somewhere.
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
Hope this helps.
<curtis6317@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
news:dk7ed.88628$yp.54125@bignews1.bellsouth.net.. .
> What is a BFG Land Terrains? Is this something Walmart has made up
> special? I've never heard of LandTerrain. The cost is nice.
> "E. Jason Brooks" <scriptlizard@nospizamscriptlizard.com> wrote in message
> news:CVXdd.27$Mc.8@tornado.tampabay.rr.com...
>>I hear that 31" 10.5 R15 is the largest you can handle without a lift.
>>So... that's what I actually had installed today. They are great. I did
>>notice, though, that when cutting hard in reverse, there was a small
>>amount of rubbing. That could be just old springs since I drive a 2k as
>>well. I plan on getting a 1" or 2" lift some time anyway.
>>
>> I got BFG Land Terrains at Walmart. 5 of them including the spare
>> mounted, blah, blah, blah for about $550.
>>
>>
>> "DelphiCoder" <delphicoder@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:dcWdd.7482$gq2.3210@trnddc01...
>>> Hi All.
>>> I have a stock 4.0 TJ SE 2000. It has wrangler GSA 30 X 9.5 tires on
>>> it. I
>>> would like to get just a little more clearance. My questions are:
>>>
>>> Without a lift, what is the max practical tire size I can install.
>>> When is it best to get a spring lift.
>>> When is it best to get a body lift.
>>>
>>> I like the Rubicon models, and they seem to have larger tires and sit
>>> higher
>>> than my TJ. Something along those lines or a little bigger would suit me
>>> fine. I am not looking to make a monster vehicle. I am leary of the body
>>> lifts. I see alot of those, and the frame sits way down and the body is
>>> lifted. To me, I don't see the point, and it looks bad. But, I know it
>>> has a
>>> purpose somewhere.
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
10-23-2004, 09:05 AM
#29
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Re: Stock Jeep - Tire Size
That sounds like your body had shifted just a tad. They probably would've
been at the limit if it were straight and rubbed both sides.
Jim
"Matt" <mhammer8@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:3a3f4978.0410220534.1127cd79@posting.google.c om...
>I don't know much, but remember this: when you do go to get big new
> tires for the TJ, have the guy measure. Not all 31 x 10.50s will fit
> right. I got Kelly 31x 10.50 muds when my TJ was new, and one tread
> pattern fit (barely-the little new-tire nubs brushed off!) and another
> would have actually ground down on the fender.
>
>
> Matt
>
>
>
> "DelphiCoder" <delphicoder@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:<dcWdd.7482$gq2.3210@trnddc01>...
>> Hi All.
>> I have a stock 4.0 TJ SE 2000. It has wrangler GSA 30 X 9.5 tires on
>> it. I
>> would like to get just a little more clearance. My questions are:
>>
>> Without a lift, what is the max practical tire size I can install.
>> When is it best to get a spring lift.
>> When is it best to get a body lift.
>>
>> I like the Rubicon models, and they seem to have larger tires and sit
>> higher
>> than my TJ. Something along those lines or a little bigger would suit me
>> fine. I am not looking to make a monster vehicle. I am leary of the body
>> lifts. I see alot of those, and the frame sits way down and the body is
>> lifted. To me, I don't see the point, and it looks bad. But, I know it
>> has a
>> purpose somewhere.
>>
>> Thanks!
been at the limit if it were straight and rubbed both sides.
Jim
"Matt" <mhammer8@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:3a3f4978.0410220534.1127cd79@posting.google.c om...
>I don't know much, but remember this: when you do go to get big new
> tires for the TJ, have the guy measure. Not all 31 x 10.50s will fit
> right. I got Kelly 31x 10.50 muds when my TJ was new, and one tread
> pattern fit (barely-the little new-tire nubs brushed off!) and another
> would have actually ground down on the fender.
>
>
> Matt
>
>
>
> "DelphiCoder" <delphicoder@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:<dcWdd.7482$gq2.3210@trnddc01>...
>> Hi All.
>> I have a stock 4.0 TJ SE 2000. It has wrangler GSA 30 X 9.5 tires on
>> it. I
>> would like to get just a little more clearance. My questions are:
>>
>> Without a lift, what is the max practical tire size I can install.
>> When is it best to get a spring lift.
>> When is it best to get a body lift.
>>
>> I like the Rubicon models, and they seem to have larger tires and sit
>> higher
>> than my TJ. Something along those lines or a little bigger would suit me
>> fine. I am not looking to make a monster vehicle. I am leary of the body
>> lifts. I see alot of those, and the frame sits way down and the body is
>> lifted. To me, I don't see the point, and it looks bad. But, I know it
>> has a
>> purpose somewhere.
>>
>> Thanks!
10-23-2004, 09:05 AM
#30
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Stock Jeep - Tire Size
That sounds like your body had shifted just a tad. They probably would've
been at the limit if it were straight and rubbed both sides.
Jim
"Matt" <mhammer8@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:3a3f4978.0410220534.1127cd79@posting.google.c om...
>I don't know much, but remember this: when you do go to get big new
> tires for the TJ, have the guy measure. Not all 31 x 10.50s will fit
> right. I got Kelly 31x 10.50 muds when my TJ was new, and one tread
> pattern fit (barely-the little new-tire nubs brushed off!) and another
> would have actually ground down on the fender.
>
>
> Matt
>
>
>
> "DelphiCoder" <delphicoder@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:<dcWdd.7482$gq2.3210@trnddc01>...
>> Hi All.
>> I have a stock 4.0 TJ SE 2000. It has wrangler GSA 30 X 9.5 tires on
>> it. I
>> would like to get just a little more clearance. My questions are:
>>
>> Without a lift, what is the max practical tire size I can install.
>> When is it best to get a spring lift.
>> When is it best to get a body lift.
>>
>> I like the Rubicon models, and they seem to have larger tires and sit
>> higher
>> than my TJ. Something along those lines or a little bigger would suit me
>> fine. I am not looking to make a monster vehicle. I am leary of the body
>> lifts. I see alot of those, and the frame sits way down and the body is
>> lifted. To me, I don't see the point, and it looks bad. But, I know it
>> has a
>> purpose somewhere.
>>
>> Thanks!
been at the limit if it were straight and rubbed both sides.
Jim
"Matt" <mhammer8@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:3a3f4978.0410220534.1127cd79@posting.google.c om...
>I don't know much, but remember this: when you do go to get big new
> tires for the TJ, have the guy measure. Not all 31 x 10.50s will fit
> right. I got Kelly 31x 10.50 muds when my TJ was new, and one tread
> pattern fit (barely-the little new-tire nubs brushed off!) and another
> would have actually ground down on the fender.
>
>
> Matt
>
>
>
> "DelphiCoder" <delphicoder@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:<dcWdd.7482$gq2.3210@trnddc01>...
>> Hi All.
>> I have a stock 4.0 TJ SE 2000. It has wrangler GSA 30 X 9.5 tires on
>> it. I
>> would like to get just a little more clearance. My questions are:
>>
>> Without a lift, what is the max practical tire size I can install.
>> When is it best to get a spring lift.
>> When is it best to get a body lift.
>>
>> I like the Rubicon models, and they seem to have larger tires and sit
>> higher
>> than my TJ. Something along those lines or a little bigger would suit me
>> fine. I am not looking to make a monster vehicle. I am leary of the body
>> lifts. I see alot of those, and the frame sits way down and the body is
>> lifted. To me, I don't see the point, and it looks bad. But, I know it
>> has a
>> purpose somewhere.
>>
>> Thanks!
