xjfan2979

I'm getting a new set of 39 13.50 15 iroks for my Cherokee. I had 33's before but I got way more lift now. Anyways I only drive about 30 miles a day on the street and I'm trying to get a mileage estimate

Brett

i hope you have full size axles swapped underneath that rig or the tires will be the last thing to wear out

xjfan2979

I got a Dana 44 front and 9 in rear from a 76 ford

rich

29 milesnot sure but dam thats cool got any pics.

Brett

yeah your definatly set for it would love to see some pics!
i dont think those tires will last long they arent designed to wear correctly on the pavement i would rotate the crap out of em to get the most life

Trickynick89

I work at a tire and rim shop and them bastards are a pain to balance... expect to have a nice ring of wheel waits around your rim

rweaver138

I had a set of TSL bias ply got about 18k out of them

RoyalXJ

bias tires arent really meant to run on the street. because they dont have radials they go out of balance pretty easy. this usually causes excessive wear.

you trust a 44 w/ 39s? daily driving will be fine but locked on the trail is a different story

xjfan2979

Well I got a great deal on these iroks. I wish I would have spent a little more money for the radials but easy come easy go. I know that I didn't want buggers,the howl that boggers have on the street is cool for about five minutes.I could have got tsl's or anything else but I chose the iroks because I like the look and the price was good. I really wish they made Baja claws in a 40,but until then. I did the axle swap a while back but I intend on something stronger one day. I don't do alot of trail riding,no rocks at all. Just mostly trails with some steep hills now and then and mud. I know iroks don't do to well in the mud and I've heard bad things about the sidewalls,but like I said for the price I'm not complaining. I'm working on pics right now and will post soon.

xjfan2979

Oh while I'm thinking about it occasionally I have death wobble after hitting a big bump in the road and it does that with 33's. Now wit that being said I'm not running a steering stabilizer even though I'm about to install one. My tires have been balanced recently,my alignment is in I have personally checked it at the shop I work at,I have checked all steering joints for looseness,everything is tight. The steering box has no slack,the track bar is tight,and I have double and triple checked the length on my adjustable control arms. I can't find a reason for it to happen other than not having a stabilizer. I want to resolve this before I put on these 40's. Any suggestions on something I may be missing?

rweaver138

Here's a little compilation thread I put together of everything Death Wobble.

https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f51/di...21/#post626608