well i do believe i am going to give em a shot.. 33x12.50s would they be okay on stock rims or not

 

No, and that's a size they don't stock. There aren't enough tire carcasses for them to produce 33x12.5 at a profit.

However, I priced 35s before, and it was cheaper to buy five 35" metric tires from then AND a set of five 16" wheels than it was to buy a name brand set of 35x12.5x15 tires.

 

What do you guys think of General Grabber AT2 tires, thinking about getting them in 235/75r15. Also I just checked Crager's website and they do not make the D Window wheels with a 3.75" BS. What other wheel companies will make these wheels for around the same price?

 

Best all terrain IMO amazing in rain and snow and really quite.

 

Check allied wheels. They're on rustys website for $48 a piece I think

 

The only wheels I am finding with a 3.75" BS are 8" wide, is that going to cause a problem with 235/75r15 tires or do I need to adjust tire size?

 

we mount 235's on 8" wheels all the time. It's a little more of a stretch than 7's but I mean it's just an inch. Your tire size is more of a personal choice on that one

 

don't quote me but when durangos had 15's I think they were 8's or might've even been 10's and they ran 235's stock

 

I am going to take the tires and rims to a tire shop here in Quakertown to mount and balance them, I just want to make sure that I pirchase the right combo.

 

Like I said we've done em before it's just kind of an opinion on that. It can be done and it's not gonna cause any issues. Just depends on whether you like the balloon look or mind the sidewall being relatively vertical to the tread.

 

This is a 8" wheel with that tire size

 

looks like an RC jeep the way that pic was taken...

 

Lol it does! Are those painted ravines? I like em!

 

Yep.

 

yeah it does! Not mine found it on another forum lol