Standard stock rims?I have some clearance photos. These are the 285 70R 18. No Clearance issues. It's close
Standard stock rims?I have some clearance photos. These are the 285 70R 18. No Clearance issues. It's close
The Toyo AT III is available in a sweet spot size of 34x10.5R17. Still quite skinny with a specified diameter of 33.5 inches and a modest 55 pounds.
Some discussion regarding this size here as well. It seems they do rub, but do so minimally. And they may or may not clear the ladder on any given rig.Is anyone running the 255/85R17 Baja Boss from Mickey Thompson?
Right. We don’t see a lot of people talking 275, mostly 255 or 285, but that size will work. Post a pic when you do itSo... I gather from this thread I will have no problem fitting a BFG KO3 275 x 70 R17 on my grenadier without a lift or any other modifications?
Tons of roomSo... I gather from this thread I will have no problem fitting a BFG KO3 275 x 70 R17 on my grenadier without a lift or any other modifications?
Why not 275?Right. We don’t see a lot of people talking 275, mostly 255 or 285, but that size will work. Post a pic when you do it
275 is a much more rare size in general (I can't think of any OEM fitment that uses it), thus in a pinch it is harder to find a tire in that size.Why not 275?
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.Why not 275?
[QUOTE username=Ferrugenfish userid=9004165 postid=1332800035]Okay so it's good to know that "minor trimming" is required to fit 35's... ground clearance is not impressive and needs a little help. It sounds like one would need to upgrade the springs/dampers and probably control arms and give it a decent lift in order to fit 35's to fit without cutting in order to get both increased travel and ground clearance.... which is a shame. IMO, Ineos should have expected people to want to fit 35's... but hey, 33's don't suck, and as noted above, 35's might not even fit on the rear door anyway. Looking forward to someone trying all of this and finding the best solution to maximizing ground clearance without screwing up articulation/geometry.
thanks! I'll let you know. Gonna talk to my tire shop about availability.Right. We don’t see a lot of people talking 275, mostly 255 or 285, but that size will work. Post a pic when you do it