35"

Zambi

New member

• May 8, 2012

• #1

Getting ready to lift my jeep, wondering what brand and type of tires you guys would reccomend

 

ZERO LIMITZ

Member

• May 9, 2012

• #2

I'm loving my Toyo's MT

 

MTG

Caught the Bug

• May 9, 2012

• #3

Where do you live? What type of driving? DD/Commute? Etc.

 

DEMNJK11

New member

• May 9, 2012

• #4

I'm running the Kumho Road Ventures and I actually like them quite a bit. They're very reasonably priced and also so far have handled pretty well off road. I also constantly get compliments on the look of them.

 

wayoflife

Administrator

Staff member

• May 9, 2012

• #5

MTG said:

Where do you live? What type of driving? DD/Commute? Etc.

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i'd have to agree with this question as it would make a big difference as to what i might recommend.

 

J

Jeepin it

New member

• May 11, 2012

• #6

While on the topic of 35s i have a 2012 jeep jk sport and i was looking to add 35s, iam going with the 2.5 inch buget lift kit and just wont to know if i need any more changers so far i know i dont need exhaust spacers but will need the brakets for the front axle to stop the c joints from bending. Will there be any other mods such as diff gears and computers resets? Thanks.

 

Zambi

New member

• May 12, 2012

• #7

It will be my daily driver and then my rig on the weekends. I was just offered a full time position at my internship so full commute is 20 miles.

 

Zambi

New member

• May 12, 2012

• #8

I live in Ohio forgot to mention that, but mostly city driving

 

O_M_Jeep

New member

• May 12, 2012

• #9

Personally, the best tires Ive found with road manners and trail grip and toughness are the Goodyear Duratracs, they are quiet, have a lot of siping for snow and ice and still have an agressive open tread pattern that climbs like a mountain goat.

 

ichthus

New member

• May 12, 2012

• #10

Jeepin it: u might get some rub w/out wheels that have appropriate backspacing, or some high clearance fender flares.

 

StrizzyChris

New member

• May 12, 2012

• #11

Being Ohio, you really need to focus on Rain, snow, Ice and mud traction. Sidewall strength will not be an issue, as you will rarely see jagged rocks or sharp objects puncturing them. I agree with the guy above that duratrac's would be good to consider for your application. Great snow behavior, quite ride for an off road tire, and reasonable tread wear if regularly rotated with oil changes!

 

MTG

Caught the Bug

• May 12, 2012

• #12

I guess this makes x3 for duratracs. I haven't driven any other tires (other than the stock rubicon tires) on my jeep, but I am pleased with the duratracs so far. Taken them off road a bit and they've done well, they are great on the road, and performed well in the snow this season.

 

J

Jeepin it

New member

• May 13, 2012

• #13

I like the look of the bf goodrich krawlers but they only come in. 35x13.5x15 not sure if you can fit 15 inch rims on a wrangler?