Best Rim and Tyre for Jk 4 Doors
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2.5" lift with 15" x 33 tires
if you change to bigger tires without the lift, you'll end up scraping your tires in the fenders when turning
however, i would highly recommend that it would still be best to learn to drive the car in stock form and upgrade as per your need as you improve your driving skills
if you change to bigger tires without the lift, you'll end up scraping your tires in the fenders when turning
however, i would highly recommend that it would still be best to learn to drive the car in stock form and upgrade as per your need as you improve your driving skills
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Stage 1 - keep learning to drive with my stock jeep, thanks strawb for your excellent recommendation... Appreciated
Stage 2 - later.... To get 2.5" lift done - terraflex
Stage 3 - to get a good/moderate quality 15" rim - procomp if available , otherwise either offoroad or gt wheels rim
Stage 4 - to select 33 tyres - all terrain bfg or procomp
Time Frame 3 months
Stage 2 - later.... To get 2.5" lift done - terraflex
Stage 3 - to get a good/moderate quality 15" rim - procomp if available , otherwise either offoroad or gt wheels rim
Stage 4 - to select 33 tyres - all terrain bfg or procomp
Time Frame 3 months
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Trident;24404 wrote:Stage 1 - keep learning to drive with my stock jeep, thanks strawb for your excellent recommendation... Appreciated
step 2 - later.... To get 2.5" lift done - terraflex
step 3 - to get a good/moderate quality 15" rim - procomp if available , otherwise either offoroad or gt wheels rim
step 4 - to select 33 tyres - all terrain bfg or procomp
stage 2 - teraflex, fox racing or king shocks if you have the budget
stage 3 - a choice of either 8" or 10" offset with the preferred style or design you want
stage 4 - BFG's, Cooper At3's or Yokohama Geolanders
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A little bit of google will give you an answer for your question .... I think ramy4x4 has them locallyTrident;24406 wrote:How much is the price range of Kings Shocks?
Please share if you find out so everyone canbenefit from the thread
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[quote=Trident;24392]Which one is better 15" or 17" rims both with the 305 / 315 tyres. I'm planning to lift and upgrade rims and tyres. Will appreciates your experience advise. Thanks[/quote]
The 15" rims will fit only the Unlimited Sport . if your car is Sahara Edition you have to stick to the 17" rims , as the smaller rims will not fit due to the electronic descent system .
The 15" rims will fit only the Unlimited Sport . if your car is Sahara Edition you have to stick to the 17" rims , as the smaller rims will not fit due to the electronic descent system .
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Hmmm... another Newbie, who wants to impress his neighbours... We have some Wrangler owners in our Club, who managed to be upgraded to Intermediate level, without mods. What about this? :060:Trident;24392 wrote:Which one is better 15" or 17" rims both with the 305 / 315 tyres. I'm planning to lift and upgrade rims and tyres. Will appreciates your experience advise. Thanks
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Thanks for the encouragement... anyway it is a 3 months project... I will try to control/delay it as much as possible to stay driving in stock JK.caprihorse;24422 wrote:Hmmm... another Newbie, who wants to impress his neighbours... We have some Wrangler owners in our Club, who managed to be upgraded to Intermediate level, without mods. What about this? :060: