tire question
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from what iv read and heard and experience the biggest size you can go with no rubbing and not having to trim is 235x75x15
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Keep in mind, though.. this is for street driving. I got rub as soon as I flexed my suspension a bit off road...
Not a deal breaker for me, since I have my old beater XJ for trail riding and my new one is mostly a pavement princess. But yeah, 30" fit fine if you're not doing anything other than light trail riding, but past that they'll rub.
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You could cut, and put fenderflares.. That will give the added inch of clearence you need without a lift. ( i was told )
I went with the 3" lift myself tho.
I went with the 3" lift myself tho.
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i talked to mty brother and we might try the cuting and putting wider flares on. his boss told him the same thing.
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