I know theres threads with the same title, I already searched but didn't find what I was looking for. I was wondering what the largest tire size you can run with totally stock suspension is without fender trimming. I have a '93 xj country apparently even though I was told it's a sport but that's a different issue all together. Any info is greatly appreciated thanks in advance.

 

The country have the lil stock budget boost? And if not I say 30x9.5

 

That's what I hear but I was also told they have the factory skids underneath and I don't believe I do, so if its not the country with the stock boost 30x9.5 without fender trimming? and if it has the stock boost? Just wondering cuz I might want to upgrade the tires a little in the future but don't want to need a lot of other mods to fit them.

 

The up country pkg. could have been ordered for a sport. Which consists of a factory 1.5" lift (coils and leafs), and a set of 3 skid plates. Your org. Build sheet will tell you for sure. (if you don't have the build sheet yet. here http://www.jeep.com/wccsapp/universa...ull&category=U ) Tires I would say 30x9.5 also. Unless you already have suspension sag, Just from the age of it.

 

Little sag in the rear I think but I plan on getting new shocks and such, I do have the build sheet on my phone somewhere gonna have to double check about the country part.

 

If you have a boost is suggest 31but Idk if stick with 30s if your stock I had 30s on my stock and they look stuffed check my albums on my profile that might help you

 

OEM leafs are about $98 each. They are offered in 3 sizes. Std. duty, 4.5" arch, Heavy duty, 5.0 arch, and yours Up counrty, 6.5 arch. OEM Up country (or off road) Leaf part number: 5300 2390, OEM Bushing 5200 4009 It never hurts to have new shocks. But will not lift it.

 

Ahh if your gonna spend 98 you might as well spend 900 and go 4.5 in lift lol just kidding

 

Thanks for the info on the oem part numbers, that will help a lot