murfanater

Well i will be getting my new tires soon so i want to know what size i should get! I have a 3 inch lift kit on my jeep. I want to find the best tires that would be round 32 to 33 and stick out side of jeep just a tad. But the best wheels for the best gas. I was looking at 305/70/16 but i think there to wide and kill my gas. So plz help and put pictures up if you can thanks!

JET3180

From my reading all the info on here, I would stick with a set of 30's or 31's....unless you shaved off some fender as well as took off the fender flares. Good chance you may not see a horrible drop in mpg's. I would guess less than 2 mpg, if that

motocooney

i would trim your fenders and throw some 33x12.5 on there.

brookhart63

33's on stock gearing will not get good mileage at all. Get 4.10's or even 4.56's for better mileage with that size tire

Lowrange2

For good gas milage put it back to bone stock and put the stock wheels and tires back on it.

195/55R15

94XjSport94

i get 20 mpg with a 4 inch lift and 35's on 3.07 gears and heavy bumpers and i hoss it everywhere

jcwclm

Lmao.....

brookhart63

X2. Biggest BS I have heard on this forum so far.

Lowrange2

and I flew a magic carpet to work today.

Silver60th

Naw he's got that nuclear fusion motor that was only produced in the last half of 94, with the aero package.

bheath

propane? diesel swap? HA! my 4.5" with 35's and stock gears (3.55 i think)and stock bumpers gets maybe 15 on a good day...

i've got the nuclear fusion 500.7L but its not the Aero Edition.

9greenmachine8

Ya I get 16 if I never have to go up a hill and never go above 2000 rpm drive everywhere like grandma. But get 13 if I drive like a normal person with 35's and 3.55 gears

brookhart63

Either this guy doesn't know what he is talking about, or he did a axle/transmission/gear swap. I might be wrong but I thought the 3.07's came with the ax15 not the aw4.

jcwclm

omg me too!!!!!! I passed a couple reindeer and a unicorn today too!!!!

93gc40

If you want a lifted JEEP with big tires, FORGET about good gas mileage. Bigger tires will hurt the MPG, diameter and width. AXEL gearing will need to be changed to restore SOME of the lost MPG and power.