Mastercraft Courser AT/2's
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Year: 2001
Model: Cherokee
Mastercraft Courser AT/2's
Vulcan Tire was actually cheaper than most and they next day delivered. Not too shabby. Unfortunately I have a few concerns.
My 01 Cherokee Sport came stock with 15's. Not sure about the specific tire size. I thought I would just roll the new Coursers up next to the stock tire. What I wanted to do was purchase a complete set of stock 2000 Cherokee Classic Rims (16) and utilize 225 70R16's. Which from what I've found is the stock size. Maybe I'm just eyeballing it the wrong way but it looks like they'll be snug for sure
Am I just completely looking at this the wrong way? From what I was told 00' Cherokee Classic Rims with a stock tire size (for that year and rim) would mount without any issues.
Shed some wisdom. I'd hate to go through the process of picking up the Rims, having them mounted only to find out, they don't fit.
My 01 Cherokee Sport came stock with 15's. Not sure about the specific tire size. I thought I would just roll the new Coursers up next to the stock tire. What I wanted to do was purchase a complete set of stock 2000 Cherokee Classic Rims (16) and utilize 225 70R16's. Which from what I've found is the stock size. Maybe I'm just eyeballing it the wrong way but it looks like they'll be snug for sure
Am I just completely looking at this the wrong way? From what I was told 00' Cherokee Classic Rims with a stock tire size (for that year and rim) would mount without any issues.
Shed some wisdom. I'd hate to go through the process of picking up the Rims, having them mounted only to find out, they don't fit.
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From: Heber City Utah
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Vulcan Tire was actually cheaper than most and they next day delivered. Not too shabby. Unfortunately I have a few concerns.
My 01 Cherokee Sport came stock with 15's. Not sure about the specific tire size. I thought I would just roll the new Coursers up next to the stock tire. What I wanted to do was purchase a complete set of stock 2000 Cherokee Classic Rims (16) and utilize 225 70R16's. Which from what I've found is the stock size. Maybe I'm just eyeballing it the wrong way but it looks like they'll be snug for sure
Am I just completely looking at this the wrong way? From what I was told 00' Cherokee Classic Rims with a stock tire size (for that year and rim) would mount without any issues.
Shed some wisdom. I'd hate to go through the process of picking up the Rims, having them mounted only to find out, they don't fit.
My 01 Cherokee Sport came stock with 15's. Not sure about the specific tire size. I thought I would just roll the new Coursers up next to the stock tire. What I wanted to do was purchase a complete set of stock 2000 Cherokee Classic Rims (16) and utilize 225 70R16's. Which from what I've found is the stock size. Maybe I'm just eyeballing it the wrong way but it looks like they'll be snug for sure
Am I just completely looking at this the wrong way? From what I was told 00' Cherokee Classic Rims with a stock tire size (for that year and rim) would mount without any issues.
Shed some wisdom. I'd hate to go through the process of picking up the Rims, having them mounted only to find out, they don't fit.
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From: Virginia
Year: 2001
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Update: 20,000 miles strong. No humming, great Rain and snow traction and a great price. My brother bought them for his 00' Sport and I'm positive that my fiance' is going to order a set for her 00' Classic 
It looks like Master Craft is coming up with a few new additions to their product line.
It looks like Master Craft is coming up with a few new additions to their product line.
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