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Thank you!! I have & love this same set up (2.5” Eibach springs and 35” tires)! Btw, I have to ask….what are those 2 red things on the roof in the front?

35's no lift no rubbing??!!:unsure::oops:

No spacers on the springs 🤔. Word has it on this forum that you can’t run 35” without some sort of lift as they will rub.

lovely pics. and i fully think the same way as you do, a mild lift 34-35" sounds pretty good.

Anyone run that combo with the new king shocks? Sounds to me like a decent combo; 1.7 + 1.2 inch lift, 35" tires and king shocks.

I can't seem to get a straight answer either through searches online or through Eibach. I just wanna know if I can get 35 x 12.5 tires to fit with the Eibach 2.5 inch lift springs with no trimming or rubbing. Just a Yes or No please... I pick up my rig tomorrow... so excited!!

It would take some real ignorance to compare an Ineos to a bronco or jeep. I does take 35’s without cutting anything on stock suspension. Do your research on wider tires versus pizza cutters. When you air down a pizza cutter it gives a similar contact patch area to a wider tire aired down...

Was shipped from Hambach back in August. Arrived in Australia, and shipped from Melbourne on the 20th of Sept. 35 days later arrived in Cairns.

Well I’m 44 so hopefully 35+ years

I just bought Kahn wheels for my lifted Grenadier, what tire size should I look at for these, they are 20x9's. Not sure if this is a 33 or even 35 is the right fit? Thoughts or suggestions? TY

Hier gibt es die Daten: https://www.kba.de/DE/Statistik/Produktkatalog/produkte/Fahrzeuge/fz10/fz10_gentab.html Jeep Wrangler im September: 60, dazu 43 Renegade Selbst vom Lamborghini Urus wurden mehr (35 STk.) zugelassen

...I picked up from a forum member. @Guardian did me a solid and shipped them almost 1/2 way across Canada to the east coast. So I mounted a set of 35X11.5R17 LT Toyo Open Country AT3’s running 42 PSI Went for a drive out in the back of the farm down a few bush roads and back. No rubbing...

Wooooo hooooo! Just got this thang today and I’m ready to start making it my own . Tint in the morning, ppf ceramic coating sometime next week , And 35”s real soon . Would love to see some more pics with 35”s

...were very secretive or just plain didn’t know what has been done to suspension or running gear when I asked at the Game Fair UK. First two pictures are from the game fair and second two from Ineos dealer in Gabarone ,I think that one is on 35” tyres. My guess is they have spacers on the...

The stock Gren tyres will out perform 99% of all drivers.

...of the Ineos promotional videos and trips and photos before release is that they included many instances where the factory itself was using 35" tires, for example that big Africa trip they did. My understanding is that 35" tires will not fit without a lift. So I assume during those...

LOL, not my photo. I have replaced with straight photo for ya. Either way it was 35 degrees

Maybe, but those markets are not really big for Ineos

the dirt box overland vid has Kenda 35 x 10.5 on a stock suspension. he says no rubbing.

This is the setup I’m using this fall , the drawer is 35” which will fit a broken down SxS or O/U , and two intermediate crates on top . Eric

Decided I needed beadlocks and wider / bigger tire. BFG 35 x12.5 on black rhino beadlocks.

Thanks Tom, I have the 900 in my cart at $249 less 5% on Amazon. I will add the 35’ cable extension. So the 67 design is the way to go? Thanks again, Jeff

Had some 35's I picked up used for another project but decided to hold off on that axle swap for now and moved the tires to the Gren. Kenda Klever RT's in 35x10.5 on the factory wheels. I wanted to get it on 35's before I decide what direction I am going with the sliders/step. Looks really good...

Just not a lot bigger than stock, in the world of will 35's fit. Tha being said and limited garage door clearance I think it's a good option.

...the more Grenadier owners that reach out showing that there is interest the more likely they may start working on them. These would be such a great option for Overlanding and getting the wife back in since I moved to 35"'s. Funny that my Grenadier on 35's makes my Jeep 392 on 37's look small.

I’ve been running 35 offset wheels since new. I have nothing bad to report. That’s with 285/70-17.

Have had same Bushman 35-52 L fridge /freezer for past 15 yrs. I often use it when there's a large 'hunt n gather' exercise required at the supermarket and the summer days are regularly 35-40 deg C. Frozen goods then present no problem if there are other errands to run before I can get home and...

I just emailed. Hope others do too these are sweet!

I'm running lift with King stabilizer and King remote res shocks. Big difference over stock shocks and stabilizer. The lift with 35" tires on stock shocks was down right scary on the highway.

Why would you put 20” wheels on an off road vehicle?

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It would take some real ignorance to compare an Ineos to a bronco or jeep.

...and also with one hand on the highway - King remote reservoir shocks. A must with lift and larger tires. Stock shocks could not handle lift or 35" tires - Eibach 2.5" springs. Zero issues with front driveshaft - 35" x 12.5" BFG mud terrains - Black Sheep spare tire relocation bracket -...

No surprise there, even with the current lift spring options the bump stops/shocks remain unchanged so the maximum up travel location is the same as stock

Engel. They're virtually unbreakable. Had one fall off the back of a ute with just cosmetic damage. Had them for work (exploration geologist) for over 35 years. Would not consider anything plastic. Currently own the Gold 5oth anniversary 40l.

My mistake, I thought you went with the 34 1/2 inch pizza cutters. That is what I want to do but I’m very concerned about gearing. My bronco with “35’s” has 4.70 axle ratios 10 speed auto, and similar power in a lighter vehicle. New gearing is expensive to install and who know when they will be...

Shooting for 35 yrs. My 2 daily's I drive now 34 and 29 yrs old now. I keep all my cars lol. Grenadier is #6.

I also joined the 35” Club. Eibach. Reika +35 wheels, and Toyo Open Country RT’s. Zero rubbing. Having chalked my tires mines happy at 42psi. Using the Agile tire bracket that flips the spare around. Clears the rear wiper no problem Same pic I posted up on the USA facebook group last weekend

I'll be the one to ask it.... Why move the spare from the super reinforced, easy to access rear door that is totally happy carrying a 35" (or potentially larger) tire

Devil horn's, add at lease 1000 hp and 2000 torque (y) But only on Halloween night....:eek:

So far so good, 3000km factory KO2 (32") & less than 1000km 35" after 2.5" lifting.

Oi vey - 12.5”???? A 285/75/17 is only 11.2” - I think that’s what Ronny Dahl was using and he got some rubbing. 12.5 would be “a gentleman of prosperous carriage”

a "35" is .5 to .75" more radius, but a 10-10.5 may be 2" narrower than a 12.5 (1" per side measured from the center line), and depending on what is being rubbed and when, your nominal 35 pizza cutter may do slightly better than your fattie 33.5. Thats why it's nice to know actual dimensions vs...

Glad hear you've never needed/wanted to free spool. that's just not my experience in the 35 years I've owned a winch or watched anyone else use a winch.

Lots of tires fall between the stock 31.5" (32") and a 35", lots of widths as well

I’m glad someone can back me up on this. I felt like I was taking crazy pills 💊.

What tire offset mount are you using/will use?

Following along as I am now lifted with 35"s and waiting for the aftermarket to find the right solution on these front drive shafts. I know its a time bomb at this point.

That’s good to know. So just over an inch increased tyre diameter but to go to 35” without a suspension lift as some are suggesting seems a bit too much.

...out of the box. Anything you need to lift and put larger tires on really creates a new set of issues that need to be addressed. My Bronco has 35” tires and front and rear lockers from the factory so I didn’t need a lift or a regear but its weak spot is the factory tie rods and rack. $1,500...

Look at the dirt box overland vids. for info. He created this solution a few months ago while fitting kenda 35’s.

watching it with interest having just had the Eibach 35 mm lift.

Glad to see that you haven't forgotten your elevenses.

I have some 35 offset alloys on at the moment, they fit fine. Just slightly more poke than standard.

The stock Gren tyres will out perform 99% of all drivers. Technically speaking, I could go with this everywhere I take my fj60 on 35's, but the endless scraping, dragging, winching, and body damage would get old. In a world where 37+'s are digging the tracks, 35's can be quite the helpful tool.

X2 on feedback please. How long to inflate a 33 from 15 to 35? :)

Has anyone with 35's tested for rubbing at full flex?

...RT comes large in that size at 33.3” in diameter, so the difference is 5.4%, but that’s not too big. I wouldn’t consider regearing until 34” or 35” tires. I believe the Grenadier’s stock R&P ratio is 4.1:1. Common ratio after that is 4.56:1 which would be perfect for 35” tires. We’ll have to...

Okay so what’s the final recommendation for the Wolfbox Model and size? I see them from $150 to $250. Some are 900, 930 or 840. Do we need the 35’ extension cable? What is the preferred mounting to the mirror or replace it with the Amazon ball mount or 67 designs? Thanks Jeff

...since I'll be on display with KC HiLites. Drop by the booth to check out these wheels and tires. These are the new Falken Wildpeak AT4W in 35x11.15x17. I got load C because that's all they had in stock, so hopefully those sidewalls hold up offroad. The wheels are REIKA Rambler R35V's with a...

Went to Gooderham Trail, Ontario with a local 4x4 team (Steam Overlanding) yesterday. It was my first time off-roading with the Grenadier, and the 2.5" Eibach springs and 35" MT Baja Boss tires made it a breeze.

Honestly, at this point does it really matter? Heavier tires and lifts place greater stress on the driveline, and we now know 2"s and 35's will do it. Swapping the front shaft is now part of the lift, or you're tossing dice. If you've already lifted, you have a BOAT, so Break Out Another...

Hi everyone, I asked ASR Offroad. They ship to Germany for around 35 USD So far there is one German and one Swiss here in Europe.

Is it lifted or Stock suspension? any rubbing ?

35 - Magic Mushroom wagon.

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35% of the world drive on the left (RHD)

+1 👍 on the destination 4wd bin bag. I’ve got one. It’s a bit baggy on my 285/70r17 tire, likely a better fit for a 35, but I still like it. Not that it would fit in your carry on, but their D270 degree free standing awning is the Bee’s Knees!!

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Yeaaaaahhhhh - I heard him say that but kinda thought the same as @Logsplitter - and Ronny Dahl did have some rubbing that you could hear when he swapped tires.

Thanks so much.

They work out to be 35 by 10

I know I know 😭😔

This looks very good in my opinion! Actually I think it looks better than the 35“ solution, as they appear to me slightly to big.

I have the same tires. Those are Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T in a 255/85/17 which is basically 34"x10". Keep in mind that most 35" tires actually measure 34.5"

Got me one of the VW adapters off Amazon. Fits great. $35 delivered in about 10 days from placing the order. 🤙

I have never free spooled a winch in my life. Owned MANY over 35 years, winched for hundreds and hundreds of hours, never seems worth the effort.

👍🏻 Will be great to see their bullbar & sliders in production. Cool R&D videos for sure. Is it difficult to believe his claims that those meaty 35’s with stock springs and wheels don’t rub? It has been said here on the forum that even pizza-cutter 34’s (e.g. 255/85R17) will rub without...

Your rig looks amazing. Did you do the lift or did a shop? If a shop, would you recommend? Cheers

Thought I would share a picture of my mall crawler with Eibach springs and 35's.

The irony of your license plate is quite fitting of what may happen… 😳

99% of the lights sold on Amazon are significantly below the wattage they claim to be, so for them to be only ~35% lower than advertised is impressive... There are plenty of "350 watt" lightbars that draw <10A if you read their reviews

On X. Best $35 a year I spend to find Offroad trails.

See my post above

does anyone know up to what size of tire would fit in the default slot in the bed? from pictures it looks like there is a slight groove for the tire to sit in, so wondering if there is any extra space if tire size was a 35"(ish)?

Since you’re running 20’s, I’m assuming this is a city/highway build. You might check with the guys at Urban Automotive - most build shops are off road and are running 17’s. I’m sure UA would have a couple of suggestions.

The hood needs a strong impulse to close. To do this, I simply let the front fall down a good 35 to 40 cm.

A qualified auto mechanics award wage in Australia is approximately $28.00 an hour plus super most would be paid more, maybe $32 to $35 an hour what the workshop charges is a different matter.

Yes 35x11.5. No rubbing so far.

...it sales as a 2.5” shock. I still have the stock shocks, which are not shabby as they are Bilstein after all, and with the Eibach 2.5” springs and 35” Toyos, I have had zero issues so far and have checked the driveshaft/cv joints twice with no cracks/leaks/damage. However, I have not been on...

Looks great! And those are the 35’s?

I too am a fan of 35” tires and will most likely move up to them in the future when the rest of the aftermarket suspension people catch up.

Fuel economy difference? Shorter range?

Like a jeep on 35’s but a little better! 😜

The advantage of 35’s is roll over, and sidewall depth necessary for airing down. If you want more contact patch softer rubber and a lesser load range is your friend, but at the risk of puncture. If you stuck people in the same car with 255 or 285, unless it’s a manual steering box, no one is...

Is this 35*11.5? Do you have any rubbing issue with the factory wheel?

Any more pics to help us visualize the spacing between the tires and wheel wells + fenders? Thanks!