What tire size are you running?

I'll be jumping to 37x12.5r20 Cooper STT's before next winter most likely.

I hate 20" wheels. Would rather stick with 18's. But E rated 3750# tires might be better if I go the slide in camper route.
 
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Initially BFG KO2's in 265/70/17 (31.5")
Then on to Milestar Patagonia 285/70/17 (honest 33" tire)
Just ordered Kenda Klever KR601 R/T - 35*/10.5/17 (narrow 34" when mounted)

Running a 2" AEV lift on the JKU. Looking to see how this R/T runs as a DD and trails. Snowed here finally last night but the tires wont be in until Monday.
 
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USStrongman said:
Initially BFG KO2's in 265/70/17 (31.5")
Then on to Milestar Patagonia 285/70/17 (honest 33" tire)
Just ordered Kenda Klever KR601 R/T - 35*/10.5/17 (narrow 34" when mounted)

Running a 2" AEV lift on the JKU. Looking to see how this R/T runs as a DD and trails. Snowed here finally last night but the tires wont be in until Monday.
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Let us know what you think of those kendas, been eyeballing them the 35x10.50 is the perfect size .
 
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MidOH said:
I'll be jumping to 37x12.5r20 Cooper STT's before next winter most likely.

I hate 20" wheels. Would rather stick with 18's. But E rated 3750# tires might be better if I go the slide in camper route.
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I'm running the 37x12.5r17 STT pros on mine. So far so good. I basically put them on before a 1600 km road trip to go wheel in Rausch Creek for a few days and go meet up with some guys I deal with through work. have put a few trips on them now and they seem to be wearing well but i keep them at a fairly low pressure to get even wear with the slightly stiffer sidewall ( on a relatively light Jeep). i run 6-8 PSI offroad and roughly 27 on road. Not sure what your running but with a 20" rim it must be bigger than mine LOL.
 
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Just switched from 35" Nitto Trail and Ridge Grapplers(ran both) to the 38" Milestar Patagonias. Night and day difference in ROAD feel(my Jeep is a daily driver), much better at not picking up rocks and gravel on Forest roads, and even better in mud. Haven't had much of a chance to use them in many dry, off-road'ish conditions just yet. And you can not beat the price of the Pat's. Totally happy with them.
 
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I run 33/10.5r15s on mine. I was running with 35s but there where a few things I disliked about a wide tire. Also I was running just enough lift to sneak the 35s under ( 3.5" lift with a 1.25" body lift). While this worked, I did not have much up travel. I love the tire size now and honesty the narrow tire look is really growing on me. I rock crawl my jeep to its been all over CA and many other states. Ive wheeled with many tire sizes on it and honesty a 33 has never stopped me from running a trail. Yes I have to be better at picking a line and the winch might come out slightly more often, but hey that just makes the trails a little more fun. Oh and the extra 3mpg I picked up is a nice little side befit. :tearsofjoy:
Though the 35s I had before make my jeep just... look good lol. pics for reference. ( top is 35s lower is 33s). IMG_2842.jpgIMG_0663.jpeg
 
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