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Old 01-21-2004, 02:41 PM
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if i were going to put new tires on my 96 grand cherokee, what is the biggest that i could get away with on the stock 15" wheels without having to worry about rubbing in the wheelwells and everything?
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Old 01-21-2004, 02:45 PM
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225/75R15 is as big as you can go. A set of coil spacers (cheap) would allow 30"x9.5" tires.
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if i were going to put new tires on my 96 grand cherokee, what is the biggest that i could get away with on the stock 15" wheels without having to worry about rubbing in the wheelwells and everything?
30x9.5" fits fine.. i run them on my GC. only time i rub is when the tire is fully stuffed and fully turned... great on the highway and the trail, no other mods necessary
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225/75R15 is as big as you can go. A set of coil spacers (cheap) would allow 30"x9.5" tires.
believe it or not, they come factory with 235/75/15 and 30x9.5 fits fine without spacers...with the spacers, you can run 31's
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I currently am running 30x9.5 R15 Kuhmo Venture MT's on my wifes GC and I get no rubbing what so ever. I have had it at full flex from lock to lock and no rub. I would recommend you check out the specs on the tires you choose on tirerack.com just to see how big the actual tire is. I think my Kuhmos are an actual 29.8 inch tire.
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