What is the largest tire I can fit with no lift? (7 Viewers)

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Has anyone used the 35/10.5 17's yet? Kenda makes a tire that did outstanding in Moab last week when I was there. Tall skinny 35. Wonder if it will fit in the spare location aired down.
It is an 1nch and 1/2 physically larger than the 285/70 17
 
What's the largest tire I can put on with 2" lift on factory OEM 18" rim? Currently I have Nitto Grappler 285/65/R18, but inside of the tire rubbed a bit until they it was adjusted so no more rubbing now. With the 2" OME rear shock/spring (nothing on front other than torsion adjustment), can I go next size up on the tires without rubbing?
 
What's the largest tire I can put on with 2" lift on factory OEM 18" rim? Currently I have Nitto Grappler 285/65/R18, but inside of the tire rubbed a bit until they it was adjusted so no more rubbing now. With the 2" OME rear shock/spring (nothing on front other than torsion adjustment), can I go next size up on the tires without rubbing?

No. You'll need more offset (spacers or a different wheel) to fit a wider tire.
 
Interesting price differences between 16, 17, and 18" tires.

Ex.
Nitto TG 285/75- R16 $307
285/65-R18 $366
295/70-R17 $374
 
Interesting price differences between 16, 17, and 18" tires.

Ex.
Nitto TG 285/75- R16 $307
285/65-R18 $366
295/70-R17 $374
Those 17/18 spec are stupidly overpriced. A 275/70r18 tg is $250 in comparison. And 285/70r17 is $225. Over $100/$150 more per tire for something that won’t be really noticeable
 
Those 17/18 spec are stupidly overpriced. A 275/70r18 tg is $250 in comparison. And 285/70r17 is $225. Over $100/$150 more per tire for something that won’t be really noticeable
Interesting, thanks for the info.
 
I am a bit embarassed to just din this chart this evening. BUT, it's really helpful as I look for new wheels trying to figure what tire sizes the new wheels could support.

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I’m sure this was answered up thread somewhere but I can’t find it. Anyone running anything bigger than a 275/70/18 on stock AHC and a TJM T17 bumper? I feel like I can go bigger with no mods but have no idea how to confirm.
 
I’m sure this was answered up thread somewhere but I can’t find it. Anyone running anything bigger than a 275/70/18 on stock AHC and a TJM T17 bumper? I feel like I can go bigger with no mods but have no idea how to confirm.
Bumper isn't the issue, pinch weld is.
I had 295 70 18 and it would absolutely not fit without flattening the pinch weld.
 
Bumper isn't the issue, pinch weld is.
I had 295 70 18 and it would absolutely not fit without flattening the pinch weld.
I’ve read pinch weld threads and seen pics but I just don’t know enough yet - just feels like I have a lot of room. Is more clearance needed in the front wells, rear wells, or both? My front wells seem pretty “empty.” This is my front drivers side:

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I’ve read pinch weld threads and seen pics but I just don’t know enough yet - just feels like I have a lot of room. Is more clearance needed in the front wells, rear wells, or both? My front wells seem pretty “empty.” This is my front drivers side:

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Right here. Turn your wheel and see how close it gets. This is what rubs and needs to be flattened when you go 34"+

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Can someone recommend what would need to be done to get a 315/75R16 tire under a 2001 LX470?
-Amount of suspension lift
-16" wheel suggestions (offset)
-what wheel well clearance mods are required?

Thanks!
 
They do make a few tires in 285/70/18 , ridge grapplers for one, that might squeeze in. It's a rare tire size though.
285/70/18 would be rad if they weren’t such a ripoff. It’s stock size in the former km2 which all the Jeep’s rocked so other manufacturers started doing that size. They’re comparatively more expensive than 295/70/18 and stupidly more than 275/70/18. Just do the pinch weld mod
 

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