whats a good tire
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Year: 1998
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whats a good tire
im looking to go back to a almost stock tire. i have just under 3" og lift on my jeep now with 31 bfg at's. there about gone and i drive about 200 + a day ( i do road side sevice). and the bigger tiers do nothing for me at this time but make me spend more money on wear, and gas. i was thinking about 245/75/15. any feed back would be help full
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they make a 30x10.50x15 .... 30x8.50x15 ....30x9.50 .... 31x9.50 in most tires all terrain BFG get pretty skinny witch will help with fuel economy ... your stock tires are 29x8.50x15 or 235x75x15
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OE stock tires are 225/75/15 (not 235) or mathematically 28.29" tall (diameter). 245/75/15 are 29.47" tall. A 235/70/15 is almost identical to stock diameter.
225 X .75 X 2 / 25.4 = 28.29" tall
225 / 25.4 = 8.86" wide
Now, if u want to get crazy wide and keep the stock diameter.......275/60/15.
225 X .75 X 2 / 25.4 = 28.29" tall
225 / 25.4 = 8.86" wide
Now, if u want to get crazy wide and keep the stock diameter.......275/60/15.
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sorry for the hijack, just a newb here.
if my 01 xj has 225/75/15s on it now, what difference will 235/75/15s make? like will i have to trim anything or something like that. or will they just bolt right on?
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if my 01 xj has 225/75/15s on it now, what difference will 235/75/15s make? like will i have to trim anything or something like that. or will they just bolt right on?
Thanks!
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When I bought my 2001 SilverStone Metallic in 2006, with 48,??? original miles, I swear it had the stock tires it came with from factory, and those were GoodYear Wrangler P235/75R15. Maby they were the second set of tires my Jeep had seen at the time, but with the wear they had, I believe they were original.
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Originally Posted by Magiksreal
Wiggles, where at? Also, will those rub on a bone-stock XJ?
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I think stock rims are 7in (correct me if I'm wrong) so a 9.5 inch would work perfectly, not sure if there would be backspacing issues but u could just get a space
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For Eric the op, I think the 30 inch inch tires that I talked about before would work great to still have an aggressive tire that's not to big and is real cheap