Wheel Clearance
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I have a 94 Jeep Cherokee with a 3 inch rough country lift... what are the largest tires i can fit on it, 32 or 33?
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If you really want to keep a clean look, you could do some bushwackers or other aftermarket flare. With some of those and 3" of lift you could probably stuff some 35s in there.
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32's will probably fit with stock fender flares. Just don't wheel it. My kit is 3.5" and I ran 32's. Just required a little trimming on the very ends, which wasn't even noticeable. With that being said the first time I went offroading I ripped one fender flare off and buckled both fenders.
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Skinny 33's will fit in the stock fender openings without trimming (have 33's on one of mine now with stock suspension and no trimming, with bumpstops I'd wheel it like that). If you're willing to trim and bumpstop it, go with 35's imo.
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I wheel my 87 hard on 33's and around 1.5-2" of lift. Very minimal trimming, only cut and fold, and extended bumpstops. Flexes enough to unseat the front springs and the tires never rub. I have room for 35's, and its far from being a mall crawler.
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