Big Tires On A Stock XJ
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Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 242/4.0 I6
30x9.50 on my '98 rubbed at the bottom of the front flares when turning sharp, more so with passenger(s) in the truck. Also let a dip catch me by surprise and popped one of my rear flares right off.
Prior to the 30's it had 255/70's on it. The fronts would rub lightly on the LCA's when turning sharp.
Prior to the 30's it had 255/70's on it. The fronts would rub lightly on the LCA's when turning sharp.
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Year: 2001
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
I have no idea. My 01 Sport came with a donut, which is no good for 4x4 even with the stock 225's... I picked up a spare off a Wrangler, 235, and it fits in donut's spot. Still no good for 4x4 with my 31's, but at least it's a little more functional on the highway if needed.
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Here is mine riding on 235/75R15 Firestone Destination M/Ts - no rubbing at full lock or off-road
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bringing this back from the dead..
just bought a set of 16' moabs, not lifting it ( just yet) so im looking at BFG all terrain t/a ko 235.70.16 or 245.70.16
which should i go with?
just bought a set of 16' moabs, not lifting it ( just yet) so im looking at BFG all terrain t/a ko 235.70.16 or 245.70.16
which should i go with?
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Year: 92
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
calm down there skippy.