JEEP WRANGLER 95 - RIMS and TIRES

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JEEP WRANGLER 95 - RIMS and TIRES

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Hi All !

If anybody is interested or knows of somebody interested in selling their Rims and Tires that would fit a 1995 Jeep Wrangler i would like to know.
I have purchased an old Wrangler which has stock tires and rims. Rims are old style plus the tires are also old. I don't want to go with real big and expensive but something reasonable or even slight used ones.

Any help will be appreciated -- will also look into doing some slight modifications so if you have your old stuff and would like either sell or get rid of please let me know.

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Congratulations Ahmed, hope 2 c u soon with the new Wrangler :driving:
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Congratulations Ahmed on the new car. We will keep it in mind and will start sending you things for your car
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Mabroook ahmed :lol: enjoy it

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Mobarak Ya Ahmed

What do you say about 275/70/16 Firestone (31") one month old installed at 16" steel rims 2005 ?
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mbroook ya ahmad


did u sell ur nissan or still with you man


it seems nobody owns A SWB nissan now in the club .
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Adiga,

I will call and speak with you on tires !

Since the vehicle was parked for sometime i wanted to have it checked out completely --- AL JALLAF when i called and tried to make an appointment based on the car details the Service Advisor recommended that why am i wasting money getting it checked out here since its an old model and for sure the estimate the provide will be worth more that the car price.

Any suggestion where i should have atleast the major things in the car checked out !!!
Al JALLAF quoted Dhs 700/- for a complete check-up ........

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CONGRATSSSSSSSSS AHMED

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Ahmed wrote:Adiga,

Any suggestion where i should have atleast the major things in the car checked out !!!
Al JALLAF quoted Dhs 700/- for a complete check-up ........

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31's on ur stock rims will rub on the YJ.
8 inch wide offset rims will help with 31's ,suggest u invest in a 2" lift.
lift in shj = 350-550 dhs.
new shocks & steering damper according to budget ( roughly 1300 for a new set)
4 15 x 8" rims = 800 - 1000 dhs ( u want 31's , u get offset rims)
4 yoko geo a/t's at 330 a piece = 1330 ( 10dhs tip :wink: )


Yj's are simple , check it yourself & save 700dhs.
once u start taking an 11 year old car to the dealer , you're going to be very poor , very quick.
Get a Haynes Manual , do the checks in there. u need parts , buy them yourself , i usually get a really good discount on all parts i need.For difficult things like differential rebuilds (used diff's in shj approx 500-600dhs, its better to let them do stuff like that...but paying 700 for them to CHECK it is like shooting yourself in the foot...(i.e. pretty stupid in my opinion)

YJ checklist & usual damage based on mine & a friends.
A/C drips into the passenger side footwell.
-pull the carpets back off the firewall , check driver's side for rust or missing paint from possible leaking clutch master cylinder..that stuff peels the paint right off.
-check between door hinges & firewall - guarantee you'll find rust.
-when u have your seats re-upholstered , check around the mounting holes of the seats.metal could be sheered & needs welding & painting ( in the tub )
-check driveshaft & propshaft CV- for wear & play.
-bushings usually need replacement.
-check fuel line for cracks & fuel line mounts to see if they're brittle.(hence the need of a fire extinguisher).
-rear diff's are prone to damage.listen for loud whining noise...(that means your diff is fudged)
-turn steering wheel , 1st gear , accelerate..clunk clunk = spider gears are fudged.
-4wheel drive vacuum tubes ( that suck ) could be brittle & not build up enough vacuum & could fail on u in the desert. (replaced mine with posi-lok system - see quadratec..best investment i made after getting stuck at 2a.m. , alone with my 4wheel drive refusing to work..saves u 2-3 hours of digging..piece of :evil: )
-clutch could be on it's way out..check for slipping..you'll feel it...
-radiator usually $hits itself after that long , so best check for rust particles..this is easiest done when u drain your radiator to fit a 160 F thermostat ,
-check the thermostat housing for wear ( replaced mine .no pressure build up = overheating ) replaced the housing did magic for my car.flushed the cooling system in the motorblock while i was at it..but that gets messy & u need to keep the thermostat housing off when u do it.
i tried doing a reverse flush of the block ( stick the hose in the bottom hose , removes all the old stuff in there...but u need a rubber bung to fit the water hose into the radiator hose to build up enough pressure to flush the system properly )
-check front & rear diff seals , transfercase seals , petrol tank cover seals , oil filler cap seal ,etc.
-change the oil in your diffs & transfercase while you're at it.
-check fluids , possibly replace rubber hoses , fan belt ( keep old ones as spares )
-check windshield frame for rust & if the seals let water in.if they do , you'll have rust soon ( that would be a bad thing :wink: )

-congrats on the YJ , its an animal in the desert .
dont be afraid to work on it yourself. seroiusly , not much u can really break.its a very very very simple car.
in the event of a roll , keep hands in car , away from rollcage & try and count how many times it rolls .
gluck with that .
few other things that i forgot & too tired to think of now.
need any "advice" , lemme know.
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Ahmed wrote:Adiga,

I will call and speak with you on tires !

Since the vehicle was parked for sometime i wanted to have it checked out completely --- AL JALLAF when i called and tried to make an appointment based on the car details the Service Advisor recommended that why am i wasting money getting it checked out here since its an old model and for sure the estimate the provide will be worth more that the car price.

Any suggestion where i should have atleast the major things in the car checked out !!!
Al JALLAF quoted Dhs 700/- for a complete check-up ........

Ahmed
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Great kris, you have some pretty good expirence

cool doing these things your self, good luck ahmed :wink:

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Post by Ahmed »

Hello Kris,

Thanks for taking the time and responding to my query. Kris i don't have the Repair Manual however will try to order one quickly. What i would really like is if you have sometime when ever possible to just have a look at my Jeep and based on your experience i can do the required only things.

Whenever possible just let me know of date and time and i shall be there 1

Thanks and Regards

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Post by Kris »

No worries Ahmed .
I'd love to have a look at ur Jeep for u , but im not back in Dubai til March 1st & i think by that time you'd probably want to have the car in top condition for the remainder of the cool season.If u can wait til after March 1st , ill prob drop by Abu Dhabi on short notice ( real short notice right Iguana? :wink: )

With that list i typed out of what to check , it's really very simple to check those things yourself...it all just sounds a bit abstract til you actually start doing the things yourself , then u get the hang of it & realise what a basic & simple car the YJ is.

If i were you, i'd check all seals (diff seals , transfercase seals) , change the fluids , def check for all the rust patches & cracked seat mounts , vacuum tubes & fuel line mountings ( coz it runs right over the exhaust ).

As for the tires , if i were you , your leaf springs are prob still the stock ones , u can have them reconditioned or even have the car lifted a bit , then get 31's on 8 inch offset rims. The YJ isnt like the TJ where u can fit 31's with no lift on stock rims...so i wouldnt invest in buying some stock tires and rims off anyone just yet...i'd wait and then get what u need instead of paying twice.

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