Griff94

I have a stock 98 Cherokee Sport 4x4, will i be able to fit 30" tires or anything close to 30" without trimming anything on my Jeep's body? I feel like an idiot driving a stock Cherokee with tiny tires in what I consider a "redneck" community. If not can I get a really cheap lift that will be functional for minor off-roading, nothing overkill because this is my everyday vehicle, that will be able to fit 30"s?

xjoffroad

this thread is like beating a

do a search. been handle thousands of times.

CheapCherokee

lol, exactly what i was thinking.

this is why i poke around NAXJA more often, they know how to use the search feature over there

Griff94

sorry, im new at this.

96_xj

yes they will fit. may have a little rubbing at full lock

Griff94

at least someone was kind enough to answer, How bad of a rub? and if not 30's then what about 225 or 235's.

96_xj

235's wont rub at al. and it depends on how wide of a tire you go. 9/5's normally do not cause that much of an issue. i ran 10.6's and i could just not turn full lock

pickles

31's will fit.

Griff94

So i guess the best bet would be 30/9.5/15 since i still have stock rims.

pickles

I still have stock rims..

Griff94

I want to avoid as much rub as possible so I am still debating on 30x9.5x15 or 235x75?x15

96_xj

i would go 30x9.5 personally. are you looking for an at or mt? look at treadwrights. they are retreads and a great value!

jmm0122

Not on a 97+. Stick with 30's.

96_xj

x2 the fenders were cut differently in the front. a tad smaller

Sno_Blynd

got my 31s put on earlier today on a stocker and they dont rub except when i turn all the way