Tire and rime Q
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TwistedCU
Active member
Depends on the condidtion of your springs, which wheels you have, and what you plan to use the Jeep for.
30" and even 31's will fit stock 15x7 wheels but will rub while offroad, as well as rub the leaf springs when the wheels are fully turned.
With stock steel 15x6 wheels you'd be best served staying with a 235x75x15 or smaller.
Personally, I wouldn't go bigger that 235's without some lift no matter what the wheel size. I'd prefer the room for wheel travel over 1/2 - 1" of extra ground clearance the larger tire size would give me.
30" and even 31's will fit stock 15x7 wheels but will rub while offroad, as well as rub the leaf springs when the wheels are fully turned.
With stock steel 15x6 wheels you'd be best served staying with a 235x75x15 or smaller.
Personally, I wouldn't go bigger that 235's without some lift no matter what the wheel size. I'd prefer the room for wheel travel over 1/2 - 1" of extra ground clearance the larger tire size would give me.
Bounty__Hunter
Super Moderator
235/75R15 if you want to avoid the tires rubbing the fender flares, anything 30" and larger will rub.
Install some TJ fender flares and you can run 32" tires on the stock suspension.
Install some TJ fender flares and you can run 32" tires on the stock suspension.
