Will Liberty wheels fit on a 99 Wrangler?
10-23-2004, 07:21 PM
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10-23-2004, 07:21 PM
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10-23-2004, 07:21 PM
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10-25-2004, 06:08 AM
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Re: Will Liberty wheels fit on a 99 Wrangler?
L.W.(ßill) ------ III <----------@***.net> wrote in message news:<417AB238.2B32AB89@***.net>...
> OK, troll, you want to lift an independent suspension:
No troll. I have a Liberty with 40,000 miles on factory tires sitting
in the driveway being driven to work every day by my wife. These
tires need to be replaced. I have a Wrangler in the barn at
Grandmothers with brand new Michilin 245x15 APTs dry rotting while
waiting for Favorite Daughter No. 2 to turn 16. If the two vehicles
were parked next to each other I could just pull the spare off one and
check, but they are a hundred mile apart, so I *THOUGHT* the next best
thing would be to ask on this news group.
I wanted to try and save a bunch of hundres of dollars. Maybe that is
funny to some people. Thanks for all your help.
> OK, troll, you want to lift an independent suspension:
No troll. I have a Liberty with 40,000 miles on factory tires sitting
in the driveway being driven to work every day by my wife. These
tires need to be replaced. I have a Wrangler in the barn at
Grandmothers with brand new Michilin 245x15 APTs dry rotting while
waiting for Favorite Daughter No. 2 to turn 16. If the two vehicles
were parked next to each other I could just pull the spare off one and
check, but they are a hundred mile apart, so I *THOUGHT* the next best
thing would be to ask on this news group.
I wanted to try and save a bunch of hundres of dollars. Maybe that is
funny to some people. Thanks for all your help.
10-25-2004, 06:08 AM
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Re: Will Liberty wheels fit on a 99 Wrangler?
L.W.(ßill) ------ III <----------@***.net> wrote in message news:<417AB238.2B32AB89@***.net>...
> OK, troll, you want to lift an independent suspension:
No troll. I have a Liberty with 40,000 miles on factory tires sitting
in the driveway being driven to work every day by my wife. These
tires need to be replaced. I have a Wrangler in the barn at
Grandmothers with brand new Michilin 245x15 APTs dry rotting while
waiting for Favorite Daughter No. 2 to turn 16. If the two vehicles
were parked next to each other I could just pull the spare off one and
check, but they are a hundred mile apart, so I *THOUGHT* the next best
thing would be to ask on this news group.
I wanted to try and save a bunch of hundres of dollars. Maybe that is
funny to some people. Thanks for all your help.
> OK, troll, you want to lift an independent suspension:
No troll. I have a Liberty with 40,000 miles on factory tires sitting
in the driveway being driven to work every day by my wife. These
tires need to be replaced. I have a Wrangler in the barn at
Grandmothers with brand new Michilin 245x15 APTs dry rotting while
waiting for Favorite Daughter No. 2 to turn 16. If the two vehicles
were parked next to each other I could just pull the spare off one and
check, but they are a hundred mile apart, so I *THOUGHT* the next best
thing would be to ask on this news group.
I wanted to try and save a bunch of hundres of dollars. Maybe that is
funny to some people. Thanks for all your help.
10-25-2004, 06:08 AM
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Re: Will Liberty wheels fit on a 99 Wrangler?
L.W.(ßill) ------ III <----------@***.net> wrote in message news:<417AB238.2B32AB89@***.net>...
> OK, troll, you want to lift an independent suspension:
No troll. I have a Liberty with 40,000 miles on factory tires sitting
in the driveway being driven to work every day by my wife. These
tires need to be replaced. I have a Wrangler in the barn at
Grandmothers with brand new Michilin 245x15 APTs dry rotting while
waiting for Favorite Daughter No. 2 to turn 16. If the two vehicles
were parked next to each other I could just pull the spare off one and
check, but they are a hundred mile apart, so I *THOUGHT* the next best
thing would be to ask on this news group.
I wanted to try and save a bunch of hundres of dollars. Maybe that is
funny to some people. Thanks for all your help.
> OK, troll, you want to lift an independent suspension:
No troll. I have a Liberty with 40,000 miles on factory tires sitting
in the driveway being driven to work every day by my wife. These
tires need to be replaced. I have a Wrangler in the barn at
Grandmothers with brand new Michilin 245x15 APTs dry rotting while
waiting for Favorite Daughter No. 2 to turn 16. If the two vehicles
were parked next to each other I could just pull the spare off one and
check, but they are a hundred mile apart, so I *THOUGHT* the next best
thing would be to ask on this news group.
I wanted to try and save a bunch of hundres of dollars. Maybe that is
funny to some people. Thanks for all your help.
10-25-2004, 11:04 AM
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Re: Will Liberty wheels fit on a 99 Wrangler?
John,
Sorry that you got flamed without provocation. Same thing happened to
me..
But about your Liberty. While I don't know the wheel lug spacing,
I'll bet you could measure (they're both five lug, right?). Maybe the
wheels would just bold right on. I cannot think of a reason why this
would be a bad idea as long as the tires are relatively the same size
as original equipment.
Just my opinion.
Randy
jcwelch@hal-pc.org (John Welch) wrote in message news:<13efcc39.0410250208.3115b743@posting.google. com>...
> L.W.(ßill) ------ III <----------@***.net> wrote in message news:<417AB238.2B32AB89@***.net>...
> > OK, troll, you want to lift an independent suspension:
> No troll. I have a Liberty with 40,000 miles on factory tires sitting
> in the driveway being driven to work every day by my wife. These
> tires need to be replaced. I have a Wrangler in the barn at
> Grandmothers with brand new Michilin 245x15 APTs dry rotting while
> waiting for Favorite Daughter No. 2 to turn 16. If the two vehicles
> were parked next to each other I could just pull the spare off one and
> check, but they are a hundred mile apart, so I *THOUGHT* the next best
> thing would be to ask on this news group.
>
> I wanted to try and save a bunch of hundres of dollars. Maybe that is
> funny to some people. Thanks for all your help.
Sorry that you got flamed without provocation. Same thing happened to
me..
But about your Liberty. While I don't know the wheel lug spacing,
I'll bet you could measure (they're both five lug, right?). Maybe the
wheels would just bold right on. I cannot think of a reason why this
would be a bad idea as long as the tires are relatively the same size
as original equipment.
Just my opinion.
Randy
jcwelch@hal-pc.org (John Welch) wrote in message news:<13efcc39.0410250208.3115b743@posting.google. com>...
> L.W.(ßill) ------ III <----------@***.net> wrote in message news:<417AB238.2B32AB89@***.net>...
> > OK, troll, you want to lift an independent suspension:
> No troll. I have a Liberty with 40,000 miles on factory tires sitting
> in the driveway being driven to work every day by my wife. These
> tires need to be replaced. I have a Wrangler in the barn at
> Grandmothers with brand new Michilin 245x15 APTs dry rotting while
> waiting for Favorite Daughter No. 2 to turn 16. If the two vehicles
> were parked next to each other I could just pull the spare off one and
> check, but they are a hundred mile apart, so I *THOUGHT* the next best
> thing would be to ask on this news group.
>
> I wanted to try and save a bunch of hundres of dollars. Maybe that is
> funny to some people. Thanks for all your help.
10-25-2004, 11:04 AM
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Re: Will Liberty wheels fit on a 99 Wrangler?
John,
Sorry that you got flamed without provocation. Same thing happened to
me..
But about your Liberty. While I don't know the wheel lug spacing,
I'll bet you could measure (they're both five lug, right?). Maybe the
wheels would just bold right on. I cannot think of a reason why this
would be a bad idea as long as the tires are relatively the same size
as original equipment.
Just my opinion.
Randy
jcwelch@hal-pc.org (John Welch) wrote in message news:<13efcc39.0410250208.3115b743@posting.google. com>...
> L.W.(ßill) ------ III <----------@***.net> wrote in message news:<417AB238.2B32AB89@***.net>...
> > OK, troll, you want to lift an independent suspension:
> No troll. I have a Liberty with 40,000 miles on factory tires sitting
> in the driveway being driven to work every day by my wife. These
> tires need to be replaced. I have a Wrangler in the barn at
> Grandmothers with brand new Michilin 245x15 APTs dry rotting while
> waiting for Favorite Daughter No. 2 to turn 16. If the two vehicles
> were parked next to each other I could just pull the spare off one and
> check, but they are a hundred mile apart, so I *THOUGHT* the next best
> thing would be to ask on this news group.
>
> I wanted to try and save a bunch of hundres of dollars. Maybe that is
> funny to some people. Thanks for all your help.
Sorry that you got flamed without provocation. Same thing happened to
me..
But about your Liberty. While I don't know the wheel lug spacing,
I'll bet you could measure (they're both five lug, right?). Maybe the
wheels would just bold right on. I cannot think of a reason why this
would be a bad idea as long as the tires are relatively the same size
as original equipment.
Just my opinion.
Randy
jcwelch@hal-pc.org (John Welch) wrote in message news:<13efcc39.0410250208.3115b743@posting.google. com>...
> L.W.(ßill) ------ III <----------@***.net> wrote in message news:<417AB238.2B32AB89@***.net>...
> > OK, troll, you want to lift an independent suspension:
> No troll. I have a Liberty with 40,000 miles on factory tires sitting
> in the driveway being driven to work every day by my wife. These
> tires need to be replaced. I have a Wrangler in the barn at
> Grandmothers with brand new Michilin 245x15 APTs dry rotting while
> waiting for Favorite Daughter No. 2 to turn 16. If the two vehicles
> were parked next to each other I could just pull the spare off one and
> check, but they are a hundred mile apart, so I *THOUGHT* the next best
> thing would be to ask on this news group.
>
> I wanted to try and save a bunch of hundres of dollars. Maybe that is
> funny to some people. Thanks for all your help.
10-25-2004, 11:04 AM
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Re: Will Liberty wheels fit on a 99 Wrangler?
John,
Sorry that you got flamed without provocation. Same thing happened to
me..
But about your Liberty. While I don't know the wheel lug spacing,
I'll bet you could measure (they're both five lug, right?). Maybe the
wheels would just bold right on. I cannot think of a reason why this
would be a bad idea as long as the tires are relatively the same size
as original equipment.
Just my opinion.
Randy
jcwelch@hal-pc.org (John Welch) wrote in message news:<13efcc39.0410250208.3115b743@posting.google. com>...
> L.W.(ßill) ------ III <----------@***.net> wrote in message news:<417AB238.2B32AB89@***.net>...
> > OK, troll, you want to lift an independent suspension:
> No troll. I have a Liberty with 40,000 miles on factory tires sitting
> in the driveway being driven to work every day by my wife. These
> tires need to be replaced. I have a Wrangler in the barn at
> Grandmothers with brand new Michilin 245x15 APTs dry rotting while
> waiting for Favorite Daughter No. 2 to turn 16. If the two vehicles
> were parked next to each other I could just pull the spare off one and
> check, but they are a hundred mile apart, so I *THOUGHT* the next best
> thing would be to ask on this news group.
>
> I wanted to try and save a bunch of hundres of dollars. Maybe that is
> funny to some people. Thanks for all your help.
Sorry that you got flamed without provocation. Same thing happened to
me..
But about your Liberty. While I don't know the wheel lug spacing,
I'll bet you could measure (they're both five lug, right?). Maybe the
wheels would just bold right on. I cannot think of a reason why this
would be a bad idea as long as the tires are relatively the same size
as original equipment.
Just my opinion.
Randy
jcwelch@hal-pc.org (John Welch) wrote in message news:<13efcc39.0410250208.3115b743@posting.google. com>...
> L.W.(ßill) ------ III <----------@***.net> wrote in message news:<417AB238.2B32AB89@***.net>...
> > OK, troll, you want to lift an independent suspension:
> No troll. I have a Liberty with 40,000 miles on factory tires sitting
> in the driveway being driven to work every day by my wife. These
> tires need to be replaced. I have a Wrangler in the barn at
> Grandmothers with brand new Michilin 245x15 APTs dry rotting while
> waiting for Favorite Daughter No. 2 to turn 16. If the two vehicles
> were parked next to each other I could just pull the spare off one and
> check, but they are a hundred mile apart, so I *THOUGHT* the next best
> thing would be to ask on this news group.
>
> I wanted to try and save a bunch of hundres of dollars. Maybe that is
> funny to some people. Thanks for all your help.
10-25-2004, 07:27 PM
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Re: Will Liberty wheels fit on a 99 Wrangler?
Syracuse, AKA azito, occasionally uses that IP, coincidence?
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flyairam@juno.com wrote:
>
> John,
>
> Sorry that you got flamed without provocation. Same thing happened to
> me..
>
> But about your Liberty. While I don't know the wheel lug spacing,
> I'll bet you could measure (they're both five lug, right?). Maybe the
> wheels would just bold right on. I cannot think of a reason why this
> would be a bad idea as long as the tires are relatively the same size
> as original equipment.
>
> Just my opinion.
>
> Randy
>
> jcwelch@hal-pc.org (John Welch) wrote in message news:<13efcc39.0410250208.3115b743@posting.google. com>...
> > L.W.(ßill) ------ III <----------@***.net> wrote in message news:<417AB238.2B32AB89@***.net>...
> > > OK, troll, you want to lift an independent suspension:
> > No troll. I have a Liberty with 40,000 miles on factory tires sitting
> > in the driveway being driven to work every day by my wife. These
> > tires need to be replaced. I have a Wrangler in the barn at
> > Grandmothers with brand new Michilin 245x15 APTs dry rotting while
> > waiting for Favorite Daughter No. 2 to turn 16. If the two vehicles
> > were parked next to each other I could just pull the spare off one and
> > check, but they are a hundred mile apart, so I *THOUGHT* the next best
> > thing would be to ask on this news group.
> >
> > I wanted to try and save a bunch of hundres of dollars. Maybe that is
> > funny to some people. Thanks for all your help.
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flyairam@juno.com wrote:
>
> John,
>
> Sorry that you got flamed without provocation. Same thing happened to
> me..
>
> But about your Liberty. While I don't know the wheel lug spacing,
> I'll bet you could measure (they're both five lug, right?). Maybe the
> wheels would just bold right on. I cannot think of a reason why this
> would be a bad idea as long as the tires are relatively the same size
> as original equipment.
>
> Just my opinion.
>
> Randy
>
> jcwelch@hal-pc.org (John Welch) wrote in message news:<13efcc39.0410250208.3115b743@posting.google. com>...
> > L.W.(ßill) ------ III <----------@***.net> wrote in message news:<417AB238.2B32AB89@***.net>...
> > > OK, troll, you want to lift an independent suspension:
> > No troll. I have a Liberty with 40,000 miles on factory tires sitting
> > in the driveway being driven to work every day by my wife. These
> > tires need to be replaced. I have a Wrangler in the barn at
> > Grandmothers with brand new Michilin 245x15 APTs dry rotting while
> > waiting for Favorite Daughter No. 2 to turn 16. If the two vehicles
> > were parked next to each other I could just pull the spare off one and
> > check, but they are a hundred mile apart, so I *THOUGHT* the next best
> > thing would be to ask on this news group.
> >
> > I wanted to try and save a bunch of hundres of dollars. Maybe that is
> > funny to some people. Thanks for all your help.