I just bought a 1990 jeep cherokee owned by an old woman she had it 4 awhile drove it 2 the grocery store & 2 the flea market & vacations & doctors it currently has 75428 miles & never been used off roading she bought it new & looks new inside everything is original i gotta replace the shocks & tires & i bought it 4 $2000 & need 2 know if i can get big tires or what

 

i got the same jeep. 90 laredo, doesnt look that clean. at the moment im running 30's on stock lift. after taking the fender flares off i dont have the rubbing issue like i did, and also the passenger side flare was busted.

 

How do i take the fenders off & if i do can i add bigger tires

 

welp, took me a total of atleast 3days. theres bolts on the back side of em, mine where all rusted and they broke off. yeah, should be able to run bigger tires depending on the size your goin fer.

 

I wanna make the jeep look like its been lifted but with tires only & im new 2 off roadin

 

hmm. kinda new to the off roading too with 4x4's. i've used cars and backroads. to make it look lifted without a lift, with just tires. gonna take a pic of mine ta see if it's what your trying for.

 

Ok please do

 

size 30 on stock lift. the only time i had em stuffed in the fender was when i got stuck in a 5ft rut. removed fender flares and used truck bed liner from walmart to paint.

 

I like that its awesome can i do that with all terrian tires

 

that's what the "A/T" is. there Dayton Timberline A/T 30X9.5

 

U never had no problems getting stuck in anythin

 

not at the moment. got it hung up pretty good in about a 5ft rut. had the driver and rear passenger tire crammed up in the fenders. did a burn out in 4wd, never again, alomst rolled it. taking it threw the muddy yard in 2wd isnt the best. slips if you hit the gas to hard. 4wd i've yet to have a problem. i do plan on going bigger when i can, but i like the tire alot. my spare is a stock Michilin A/T 225 regular tire.

 

Can i go a lil bigger without messin up tire or anythin

 

like 31's to 33's?

 

Yes