Will Liberty wheels fit on a 99 Wrangler?
10-23-2004, 07:36 AM
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Will Liberty wheels fit on a 99 Wrangler?
I bought new tires for the Wrangler, but due to an unexpected addition
of a new vehicle the Wrangler will be going into the barn for 2-3
years. Meanwile the Liberty needs new tires, and since the ones on
the Wrangler are just going to dry rot I was thinking of swapping.
The other question is would it be a good idea? The tires on the
Wrangler are Michilin APT selected exclusivly for wet traction (lots
of stormy freeway driving). Also, they are the same size as the stock
tires on the Liberty. I was thinking of going with 32's and a 1 1/2
in lift, but I have given up on this as long as the Jeep is wife's
primary transportation. So if going from the 16 inch rims on the
Liberty to 15 inch would cause a handeling problem then I will just
buy another set.
of a new vehicle the Wrangler will be going into the barn for 2-3
years. Meanwile the Liberty needs new tires, and since the ones on
the Wrangler are just going to dry rot I was thinking of swapping.
The other question is would it be a good idea? The tires on the
Wrangler are Michilin APT selected exclusivly for wet traction (lots
of stormy freeway driving). Also, they are the same size as the stock
tires on the Liberty. I was thinking of going with 32's and a 1 1/2
in lift, but I have given up on this as long as the Jeep is wife's
primary transportation. So if going from the 16 inch rims on the
Liberty to 15 inch would cause a handeling problem then I will just
buy another set.
10-23-2004, 02:57 PM
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Re: Will Liberty wheels fit on a 99 Wrangler?
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John Welch wrote:
>
> I bought new tires for the Wrangler, but due to an unexpected addition
> of a new vehicle the Wrangler will be going into the barn for 2-3
> years. Meanwile the Liberty needs new tires, and since the ones on
> the Wrangler are just going to dry rot I was thinking of swapping.
>
> The other question is would it be a good idea? The tires on the
> Wrangler are Michilin APT selected exclusivly for wet traction (lots
> of stormy freeway driving). Also, they are the same size as the stock
> tires on the Liberty. I was thinking of going with 32's and a 1 1/2
> in lift, but I have given up on this as long as the Jeep is wife's
> primary transportation. So if going from the 16 inch rims on the
> Liberty to 15 inch would cause a handeling problem then I will just
> buy another set.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
John Welch wrote:
>
> I bought new tires for the Wrangler, but due to an unexpected addition
> of a new vehicle the Wrangler will be going into the barn for 2-3
> years. Meanwile the Liberty needs new tires, and since the ones on
> the Wrangler are just going to dry rot I was thinking of swapping.
>
> The other question is would it be a good idea? The tires on the
> Wrangler are Michilin APT selected exclusivly for wet traction (lots
> of stormy freeway driving). Also, they are the same size as the stock
> tires on the Liberty. I was thinking of going with 32's and a 1 1/2
> in lift, but I have given up on this as long as the Jeep is wife's
> primary transportation. So if going from the 16 inch rims on the
> Liberty to 15 inch would cause a handeling problem then I will just
> buy another set.
10-23-2004, 02:57 PM
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Re: Will Liberty wheels fit on a 99 Wrangler?
<ROTFLMAO>
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
John Welch wrote:
>
> I bought new tires for the Wrangler, but due to an unexpected addition
> of a new vehicle the Wrangler will be going into the barn for 2-3
> years. Meanwile the Liberty needs new tires, and since the ones on
> the Wrangler are just going to dry rot I was thinking of swapping.
>
> The other question is would it be a good idea? The tires on the
> Wrangler are Michilin APT selected exclusivly for wet traction (lots
> of stormy freeway driving). Also, they are the same size as the stock
> tires on the Liberty. I was thinking of going with 32's and a 1 1/2
> in lift, but I have given up on this as long as the Jeep is wife's
> primary transportation. So if going from the 16 inch rims on the
> Liberty to 15 inch would cause a handeling problem then I will just
> buy another set.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
John Welch wrote:
>
> I bought new tires for the Wrangler, but due to an unexpected addition
> of a new vehicle the Wrangler will be going into the barn for 2-3
> years. Meanwile the Liberty needs new tires, and since the ones on
> the Wrangler are just going to dry rot I was thinking of swapping.
>
> The other question is would it be a good idea? The tires on the
> Wrangler are Michilin APT selected exclusivly for wet traction (lots
> of stormy freeway driving). Also, they are the same size as the stock
> tires on the Liberty. I was thinking of going with 32's and a 1 1/2
> in lift, but I have given up on this as long as the Jeep is wife's
> primary transportation. So if going from the 16 inch rims on the
> Liberty to 15 inch would cause a handeling problem then I will just
> buy another set.
10-23-2004, 02:57 PM
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Re: Will Liberty wheels fit on a 99 Wrangler?
<ROTFLMAO>
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
John Welch wrote:
>
> I bought new tires for the Wrangler, but due to an unexpected addition
> of a new vehicle the Wrangler will be going into the barn for 2-3
> years. Meanwile the Liberty needs new tires, and since the ones on
> the Wrangler are just going to dry rot I was thinking of swapping.
>
> The other question is would it be a good idea? The tires on the
> Wrangler are Michilin APT selected exclusivly for wet traction (lots
> of stormy freeway driving). Also, they are the same size as the stock
> tires on the Liberty. I was thinking of going with 32's and a 1 1/2
> in lift, but I have given up on this as long as the Jeep is wife's
> primary transportation. So if going from the 16 inch rims on the
> Liberty to 15 inch would cause a handeling problem then I will just
> buy another set.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
John Welch wrote:
>
> I bought new tires for the Wrangler, but due to an unexpected addition
> of a new vehicle the Wrangler will be going into the barn for 2-3
> years. Meanwile the Liberty needs new tires, and since the ones on
> the Wrangler are just going to dry rot I was thinking of swapping.
>
> The other question is would it be a good idea? The tires on the
> Wrangler are Michilin APT selected exclusivly for wet traction (lots
> of stormy freeway driving). Also, they are the same size as the stock
> tires on the Liberty. I was thinking of going with 32's and a 1 1/2
> in lift, but I have given up on this as long as the Jeep is wife's
> primary transportation. So if going from the 16 inch rims on the
> Liberty to 15 inch would cause a handeling problem then I will just
> buy another set.
10-23-2004, 03:34 PM
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Re: Will Liberty wheels fit on a 99 Wrangler?
OK, troll, you want to lift an independent suspension:
http://----------.com/cherokee/05cherokee1front.jpg Well, you could swap
the axles out of your TJ to get something like this:
http://www.----------.com/libbySaxle.jpg
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
John Welch wrote:
>
> I bought new tires for the Wrangler, but due to an unexpected addition
> of a new vehicle the Wrangler will be going into the barn for 2-3
> years. Meanwile the Liberty needs new tires, and since the ones on
> the Wrangler are just going to dry rot I was thinking of swapping.
>
> The other question is would it be a good idea? The tires on the
> Wrangler are Michilin APT selected exclusivly for wet traction (lots
> of stormy freeway driving). Also, they are the same size as the stock
> tires on the Liberty. I was thinking of going with 32's and a 1 1/2
> in lift, but I have given up on this as long as the Jeep is wife's
> primary transportation. So if going from the 16 inch rims on the
> Liberty to 15 inch would cause a handeling problem then I will just
> buy another set.
http://----------.com/cherokee/05cherokee1front.jpg Well, you could swap
the axles out of your TJ to get something like this:
http://www.----------.com/libbySaxle.jpg
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
John Welch wrote:
>
> I bought new tires for the Wrangler, but due to an unexpected addition
> of a new vehicle the Wrangler will be going into the barn for 2-3
> years. Meanwile the Liberty needs new tires, and since the ones on
> the Wrangler are just going to dry rot I was thinking of swapping.
>
> The other question is would it be a good idea? The tires on the
> Wrangler are Michilin APT selected exclusivly for wet traction (lots
> of stormy freeway driving). Also, they are the same size as the stock
> tires on the Liberty. I was thinking of going with 32's and a 1 1/2
> in lift, but I have given up on this as long as the Jeep is wife's
> primary transportation. So if going from the 16 inch rims on the
> Liberty to 15 inch would cause a handeling problem then I will just
> buy another set.
10-23-2004, 03:34 PM
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Re: Will Liberty wheels fit on a 99 Wrangler?
OK, troll, you want to lift an independent suspension:
http://----------.com/cherokee/05cherokee1front.jpg Well, you could swap
the axles out of your TJ to get something like this:
http://www.----------.com/libbySaxle.jpg
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
John Welch wrote:
>
> I bought new tires for the Wrangler, but due to an unexpected addition
> of a new vehicle the Wrangler will be going into the barn for 2-3
> years. Meanwile the Liberty needs new tires, and since the ones on
> the Wrangler are just going to dry rot I was thinking of swapping.
>
> The other question is would it be a good idea? The tires on the
> Wrangler are Michilin APT selected exclusivly for wet traction (lots
> of stormy freeway driving). Also, they are the same size as the stock
> tires on the Liberty. I was thinking of going with 32's and a 1 1/2
> in lift, but I have given up on this as long as the Jeep is wife's
> primary transportation. So if going from the 16 inch rims on the
> Liberty to 15 inch would cause a handeling problem then I will just
> buy another set.
http://----------.com/cherokee/05cherokee1front.jpg Well, you could swap
the axles out of your TJ to get something like this:
http://www.----------.com/libbySaxle.jpg
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
John Welch wrote:
>
> I bought new tires for the Wrangler, but due to an unexpected addition
> of a new vehicle the Wrangler will be going into the barn for 2-3
> years. Meanwile the Liberty needs new tires, and since the ones on
> the Wrangler are just going to dry rot I was thinking of swapping.
>
> The other question is would it be a good idea? The tires on the
> Wrangler are Michilin APT selected exclusivly for wet traction (lots
> of stormy freeway driving). Also, they are the same size as the stock
> tires on the Liberty. I was thinking of going with 32's and a 1 1/2
> in lift, but I have given up on this as long as the Jeep is wife's
> primary transportation. So if going from the 16 inch rims on the
> Liberty to 15 inch would cause a handeling problem then I will just
> buy another set.
10-23-2004, 03:34 PM
#7
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Re: Will Liberty wheels fit on a 99 Wrangler?
OK, troll, you want to lift an independent suspension:
http://----------.com/cherokee/05cherokee1front.jpg Well, you could swap
the axles out of your TJ to get something like this:
http://www.----------.com/libbySaxle.jpg
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
John Welch wrote:
>
> I bought new tires for the Wrangler, but due to an unexpected addition
> of a new vehicle the Wrangler will be going into the barn for 2-3
> years. Meanwile the Liberty needs new tires, and since the ones on
> the Wrangler are just going to dry rot I was thinking of swapping.
>
> The other question is would it be a good idea? The tires on the
> Wrangler are Michilin APT selected exclusivly for wet traction (lots
> of stormy freeway driving). Also, they are the same size as the stock
> tires on the Liberty. I was thinking of going with 32's and a 1 1/2
> in lift, but I have given up on this as long as the Jeep is wife's
> primary transportation. So if going from the 16 inch rims on the
> Liberty to 15 inch would cause a handeling problem then I will just
> buy another set.
http://----------.com/cherokee/05cherokee1front.jpg Well, you could swap
the axles out of your TJ to get something like this:
http://www.----------.com/libbySaxle.jpg
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
John Welch wrote:
>
> I bought new tires for the Wrangler, but due to an unexpected addition
> of a new vehicle the Wrangler will be going into the barn for 2-3
> years. Meanwile the Liberty needs new tires, and since the ones on
> the Wrangler are just going to dry rot I was thinking of swapping.
>
> The other question is would it be a good idea? The tires on the
> Wrangler are Michilin APT selected exclusivly for wet traction (lots
> of stormy freeway driving). Also, they are the same size as the stock
> tires on the Liberty. I was thinking of going with 32's and a 1 1/2
> in lift, but I have given up on this as long as the Jeep is wife's
> primary transportation. So if going from the 16 inch rims on the
> Liberty to 15 inch would cause a handeling problem then I will just
> buy another set.
