lift and tire question

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I'd check a lot of the previous info posted, but it should. But I'm no expert.
 
They'll fit if don't wheel it too hard. You ride those tires AND lengthen your bumpstops off the frame. that way you control your flex. NOT the way to go if you intend to hit MOAB but if you just drive in the mud on occasion or are getting FREE tires. I'd definately make it work if they were FREE. :D
 
I don't think it'll be a problem.
 
The tires are super swamper tsl bias. I got a good deal on two that are in good shape and a not so good one I would use for a spare. But to finish the set it will be $150 each. I just wanted to be sure they will work before I spend another $300. Thanks for the advise.
 
The tires should work with that lift w/out any further mods. IMHOP not a good choice for a heavy wagon though -- way too thin. When you air down for the trail you will have wicked lean and will be more prone to lose beads. On the highway it is also a bitch to keep straight whenever semi's go by.
 
wheezy said:
How big can you go without a lift?
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33x9.5's have been run on stock suspension cruisers with no issues. I don't know about 33x10.5's.

I personally, run 33x11.5's on my cruiser, with no lift. I've had no issues so far, but only wheel mildly with this cruiser. The 80 is my main wheeling rig.
 
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