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Post by halwa »

I have just completed a 2.5" lift on my YJ wrangler and would like some advice on what size tires to fit, and where to buy them.

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The best size will be the 32", but take care, you need to change the Ring & Pinion Set up because you will loose power.

BF Goodrich, Mickey Thompson, Cooper SST are the brands that I know is good and have the 32" size as well
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Hi,

I think Iguana gave you the answer 8)

But , there is no harm to check this one

http://www.ad4x4.com/modules.php?name=F ... opic&t=859

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Is the power loss very noticeable with 32", is it still driveable in desert conditions?

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Post by Chuck »

Guys,

here you can see how different tire sizes and Lifts look on a Wrangler. Let it load first :wink:

http://ptheune.net/~pir/photos/Jeeps/Ti ... /index.php
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Post by iguana »

Halwa, I have the 2.5 OME lift on my car, I used to suffer before upgrading the R&P specially when climbing up a dune ...

The car will do well in the normal driving conditions, but who drives a Wrangler normally in the desert :roll: :roll: :roll: What you can do for now is to start with the tires upgrade and see how will the car perform, If you feel it is OK for you, then no need for the R&P upgrade ... However, keep in mind that after joining some trips in the winter, you will say I need more torque .. and this will only come from the R&P .... All of us went through the same curve and ended up with the R&P upgrade so I am giving you the short cut
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Thanks for the advice Iguana, will try and see!!!!
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Post by abdalla »

yeah i agree with the Boss ... either 31" or 32" then try it ,,, if it does work out then you can go for the R/P upgrade

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John my TJ without lift i am using Bridgestone 31"/10.5/15 A/T they give some lift also & working fine without upgrading R&P
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THANKS Guys, will try 32" and see.

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Bulldozer wrote:John my TJ without lift i am using Bridgestone 31"/10.5/15 A/T they give some lift also & working fine without upgrading R&P
Thks Bulldozer, fitted 31x10.5x15 Kumhos and they are great-what a difference. :D

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Congratulation Halwa, you are so fast man. You just saw them on my Jeep last Tuesday night :P :P Enjoy the difference
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Congrats Halwa, 31" is a good choice if u have no plans for a major debit to ur bank acct for the R&P upgrade. I had the 31" and 3" lift on my jeep for quite sometime, but after deciding on lockers and R&P and fitted them got the 33" tires.
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Post by halwa »

Thks Diver they are realy great man. Khaiwi thks for the info, at the moment I will leave it as is although I have been adviced to take it easy with the YJ R&P. Thks for all the advice-31s with standard R&P is just perfect.

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