Official 37" and up picture thread (4 Viewers)

[Beach80]

37x12.5R17 Yokohama Geolander. 6.5" lift. Great road manners. Happy with the performance rain, mud, and rock. BUT the sidewalls cut easily.

 

[Tennessee80]

It is my first time being on a 37 inch tire. What is the recommended tire pressure, or is that brand specific?

 

[AppaFJZ80]

I will likely be dropping back down to 35s. So wanted to post the current setup before I'm banished to the 35" thread.

Currently Installed:
BFGOODRICH® Mud-Terrain T/A KM3 37x12.50R17/D 124Q
Circuit Offroad Steller Matte Gunmetal 17×8.5 6×139.7, -10mm Offset, 4.36 Backspace
2in Wheel Spacers (unable to find brand/link)
OME 419X Front (100mm / 4in)
OME 422X Rear (100mm / 4in)
Radflo OE Replacement 2.5 Front With Remote Reservoir
Fox 2.0 Performance Series Smooth Body IFP Shocks - Rear
Front Radius Arm drop brackets (uncertain if correct brand)
Front & Rear Adjustable Panhard Bar (unable to find brand/link)
Front & Rear Swaybar Drop Bracket (unable to find brand/link)
OME Steering Damper

 

[Tapage]

2in Wheel Spacers (unable to find brand/link)
OME 419X Front (100mm / 4in)
OME 422X Rear (100mm / 4in)

It looks pretty leveled with this setup .. which surprise me, given the fact usually OME promotes higer spring rate on rear coils / springs witht the load carring capacity on target ..

 

[AppaFJZ80]

It looks pretty leveled with this setup .. which surprise me, given the fact usually OME promotes higer spring rate on rear coils / springs witht the load carring capacity on target ..

From my research this pair is common but for heavy trucks. My lift is giving me around a 5in lift. 25.5-26” hub to fender on all corners.

 

[OffRoadScott]

It is my first time being on a 37 inch tire. What is the recommended tire pressure, or is that brand specific?

Chalk test is your best bet.

Inflate to max PSI, apply chalk to all 4 tires and roll back and forth for about 10-15 feet.

Check the chalk marks, re-chalk the tires again. Deflate 2 psi repeat first step, continue till the WHOLE chalk mark is worn off.

 

[JoeCova]

It is my first time being on a 37 inch tire. What is the recommended tire pressure, or is that brand specific?

Use tire inflation tables from your manufacturer to determine appropriate psi for load.

Chalk testing is a great way to ensure you have good contact for consistent wear but doesn’t necessarily mean you have the appropriate PSI to meet tire load requirements.

 

[lumbee1]

From my research this pair is common but for heavy trucks. My lift is giving me around a 5in lift. 25.5-26” hub to fender on all corners.

Why are you going back to 35's?

 

[Tennessee80]

Why are you going back to 35's?

5” lift and 35s. Wow!