Just put in a 2" lift (springs,shocks) on my '02 TJ. My next job is to get some new tires for my canyon wheels(15) which I want to keep. I know I can get the 31x10.5, but I'm wondering if I can get away with the 32x11.5. I'm looking at either the BF Goodrich AT or the Wrangler MTRs. Will the 32s rub even with the lift?
Got lift, need tires !
May 09, 2004
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In news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com, David C. Moller from was injured because:
| Personally, I think you'd be fine with 32's. But, I think the | 11.5 width is going to get ya with the OEM wheels. Even with a | 10.5 width I had to adjust the steering stops to prevent | rubbing, and lost some turning radius. | | Dave |
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| | On Sun, 09 May 2004 20:21:34 GMT, "Phinz"
| wrote: | || Just put in a 2" lift (springs,shocks) on my '02 TJ. My next || job is to get some new tires for my canyon wheels(15) which I || want to keep. I know I can get the 31x10.5, but I'm wondering || if I can get away with the 32x11.5. I'm looking at either the || BF Goodrich AT or the Wrangler MTRs. Will the 32s rub even || with the lift?
You would do yourself a favor if you bought appropriate rims...unless you drive only in straight lines, or want the turning radius of a semi, dont put tires that wide on rims with the stock offset.
32's will fit but will rub on sharp u turns
-- Jarod Sprauer
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281-807-JEEP (5337)
would they rub with 8" wheels and say 4" backspace in turns?
How do you find what the offset is?
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