Originally Posted by Slim357

Wanna go cheap but dont want sag after a few years. With 38x13.5s in the future I want an affordable suspension that will do decent on the trails

Originally Posted by mr white

38s and "cheap" don't go together.

Originally Posted by Aitor

Hello everyone need some orientation ... So... I'm getting this offer for Qty: 5 255 / 75 / R17 (32'') , aprox 95% threat, great condition **with rims**. for 500 bucks. i know the dude for a wile now and he upgraded to 35s... so he made me that offer. Right now i have stock tires they suck! but anyways ... and i was wondering how my xj will work with those... daly driver, highway, "upstate" weekend trip, nothing mild or extreme for the moment but definitely some offloading situations... i know i will have to get a lift kit too but lets do one and then the other ... to be honest mi ideal is a smaller rim, ..before this i offer was thinking on swapping 3.5'' lift kit with 31/10.5/r15... but now I'm confused, think this is a good offer... ... please help, advise or critic, and if you have pictures of that setup please share, Thank you.

Originally Posted by drhoward1988

Im currently sitting at 3in of lift on front and back with 31in tires (front measured 20in and rear 20.5) im looking to lift the front to a total of 4.5in (4.5 RE Coils, Fixed LCA's, drop pitman arm, f350 sway bar links) and the rear to remain the same (Should sit level from what I measured) How would 15x8 rims with 3in BS and 32x11.5's fit? I would rather not trim the fender any. I know I will need to set the bump stops but That will have to wait till after so I can measure for proper length. I just couldnt really find any pics/info out there with that BS. Thanks

Originally Posted by glass3222

What are the 17" rims off of? Are they the same bolt pattern as your xj (5x4.5)? If not your deal is not as good as you think since you will have to get adapters, good ones will be about $200.

Originally Posted by SC_digger11

I'm at 3" with 32s and it drives great. Power loss with the 4.0 is almost unnoticeable plus I think it looks pretty good. Did take a little trimming. But 3.5 should clear fine. And if you get new tires and wheels of that size it's gonna cost you at least a grand. My opinion if it seems to check out, I'd jump on it

Originally Posted by Aitor

Thank you! Are you running r15?

Originally Posted by drhoward1988

Anyone running these tires?

http://mastercrafttires.com/Tires/Li...urser-MXT.aspx

i can get a set of 32's installed for $700

Originally Posted by drhoward1988

Anyone running these tires?

http://mastercrafttires.com/Tires/Li...urser-MXT.aspx

i can get a set of 32's installed for $700

Originally Posted by Slim357

They look like tbey should do prettty good. Mastercrafts are generally a good tire.

Originally Posted by sycoglitch

The tires do look good. Side biters not as deep as duratracs or km2 per say. Tread looks good plus the sipping is a huge plus. Thing is, what ply is the bottom and sides. That's key. Def, check Google for further reviews

Originally Posted by gigemjeep

will p225/75/r15 tires that fit the stock 7" steel wheel "mate up" with 15x8 canyons? bought the wheels a couple weeks ago but haven't upgraded to a lift with 31's yet. would like to mount these up already if this current combo will work for the timebeing. thanks