8 inch or 10 inch..that is the question?
Ok..on 99 xj two door ...getting lift on this week..4.5 zone..aal..with a additional 3/4 spacer in front.....I picked up a set of rugged ridge 15x8 black powder coated steel wheels with 3.75 bs...
Looking at the bf Goodrich AT .either 32 or 33 inch..just waiting to see how lift goes....should I get a set of 10 inch wheels. If I go with the 33 inch ?
Looking at the bf Goodrich AT .either 32 or 33 inch..just waiting to see how lift goes....should I get a set of 10 inch wheels. If I go with the 33 inch ?
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I agree, 10 inch would look a little awkward. 8 inch would look best imo.
Also, if you plan on actually wheeling the Jeep I would advise against those BFG AT's. They don't clean themselves out at all so they are horrendous in mud.
If you DD your Jeep like I do and don't wanna run full on swampers a good alternative tire are goodyear duratracs. They are probably one of the more aggresive 'AT's' out there and have served me well so far since I've had them
Good luck!
Also, if you plan on actually wheeling the Jeep I would advise against those BFG AT's. They don't clean themselves out at all so they are horrendous in mud.
If you DD your Jeep like I do and don't wanna run full on swampers a good alternative tire are goodyear duratracs. They are probably one of the more aggresive 'AT's' out there and have served me well so far since I've had them
Good luck!
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