Well it’s time for lift wheels and tires. Definitely going with 37s. Should I stay with factory wheels or aftermarket? Kinda thinking of putting the factory wheels and tires on my XJ. I need help making this decision.
Well it’s time for lift wheels and tires. Definitely going with 37s. Should I stay with factory wheels or aftermarket? Kinda thinking of putting the factory wheels and tires on my XJ. I need help making this decision.
They're 33s on 17" wheels. I had 3" or 4" lift and a lot of cutting to put 31x10.50s on my XJ.What did it come with tire size? Are the rims 17" or bigger?
I really don’t know about warranty. I should probably check.I think the Falkens that Taylor is running on the Bronco would be a good option. Of it were mine it would probably be between those and KO2s (in the 35" flavor)
How will putting 37s on this affect the warranty?
Well I might just have to take the chance.Basically on warranty FCA looks at what caused the break or damage. Did lifting said jeep cause the auto to fail? That is how it was explained to me from a FCA Mechanic.
I think the Falkens that Taylor is running on the Bronco would be a good option. Of it were mine it would probably be between those and KO2s (in the 35" flavor)
How will putting 37s on this affect the warranty?
I let the guy talk me into the Coopers. Looks like a pretty good tire. I’m puttin them on 17” KMC XD wheels with a -13 offset. Doing a 2.5” lift. There was a identical truck at Golden Motors when I was ordering my stuff with about the same set up except for 20” wheels. It was going to Galeana.The falkens are what he has on it now, those in a 37 flavor on stock wheels would be pretty sweet. May need a 1.5" wheel spacer.
Yep! I agree.Without