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From: Chickamauga Ga.
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
I have 3.5 inch RE lift, it actually measures about 4-4.5 inches of lift. I want to know if I can run 32s without any trimming?
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From: New Hampshire
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
Originally Posted by bhennessee1
I have 3.5 inch RE lift, it actually measures about 4-4.6 inches of lift. I want to know if I can run 32s without any trimming?
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From: Chickamauga Ga.
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Originally Posted by Erkmed XJ
Prob not ud be maxing out at 31s with bo cutting
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From: Chickamauga Ga.
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
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Originally Posted by Erkmed XJ
I have 33s that measure to 32.5" and those flares require cutting
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From: New Hampshire
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
Originally Posted by bhennessee1
Yea I know, I just don't want to cut before I get the flares, I dont like the way it looks
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From: Chickamauga Ga.
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
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Originally Posted by Erkmed XJ
Ahh ueah dont do that bc then it may not end up fitting but id wait for the flares before you get new tires so u dont have to buy 2 diff sets
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Model: Cherokee
Okay guys here we go. Im going to get rid of the TSLs.. I thinking a set of MT/Rs or the Km2s I had before. ( I didnt realize how heavy TSLs were.. )
So with that being said, should I go to a 17" rim and get a 34 ( based off of aspect radtio converters ) Or just go with a 15" and 35s?
Also what backspacing? These are my options now
1) 35x12.50r15 ( what back spacing? )
2) ( Aspect ratio of close to 34s around 12.50 wise tire ) And again what back spacing?
So with that being said, should I go to a 17" rim and get a 34 ( based off of aspect radtio converters ) Or just go with a 15" and 35s?
Also what backspacing? These are my options now
1) 35x12.50r15 ( what back spacing? )
2) ( Aspect ratio of close to 34s around 12.50 wise tire ) And again what back spacing?
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Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
anyone tried Hankook Optimo H724 tires?
My jeep is 2WD (i know half a jeep haha) that stays on the pavement.
My tires are P225/75R-15.
I'm looking at new tires and one of my cheapest options is Hankook Optimo H724. Theyre about $410 here, for 4 with all installation and fees.
On the tire dealers website they have about a 4.5 stars rating from people with various vehicles.
I was wondering if anyone with a jeep xj has given them a look.
Thanks.
My tires are P225/75R-15.
I'm looking at new tires and one of my cheapest options is Hankook Optimo H724. Theyre about $410 here, for 4 with all installation and fees.
On the tire dealers website they have about a 4.5 stars rating from people with various vehicles.
I was wondering if anyone with a jeep xj has given them a look.
Thanks.
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Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
Thank you. I put in 235/75R15 in their website and came up with LOTS more options. They have 29 235/75R15 tires in their catalog but only 4 for 225/75R15. Though the 235/75R15 version of the same tire i was looking at earlier is $8/tire more than the 225/75R15 version.
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From: Port Orchard, WA
Year: 1996, 1998
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
Engine: 4.0L H.O. I6
The hnt is just the connector on the back of the tcase, will work with many driveshafts. IRO does offer a Tom Woods option worry their hnt.
If it was me, I would take out the tcase drop (regain your ground clearance) and then measure. At 10" you may need degree shims in addition to the sye
If it was me, I would take out the tcase drop (regain your ground clearance) and then measure. At 10" you may need degree shims in addition to the sye
