stock Tire size was 215/75/15
I would prefer Tire Sizes in the same format of 215/75/15.

Manual transmission it reads Manual: 16 mpg / 19 mpg but that’s for a completely stock vehicle. It’s a 2001 Sahara

What kind of suspention/engine work will i need done to run these tires, and what price range am i looking at, not including the tires? Please reply only if you have some mechanical knowledge. Thank You!

I was going to add a 4″ suspension lift to my 2005 Jeep Wrangler and was wondering if I would be able to put 35 1250 on it without the rubbing. I didn’t know if I could do it with just the 4″ suspension lift or if I needed to also have a 3″ body lift as well.

Hey, I drive a 07′ wrangler rubicon. Its a pretty badass car (has a custom fab fours front bumper, winch, hella lights on the side) but I was wondering if it is worth the money to buy a lift and bigger tires. right now it has 32′ B.F. Goodrich offroad tires and just a stock lift. I take it offroading and but want bigger tires and a big lift for it. I was just wondering if any of you wrangler fans out there could give me some feedback about if I should do it or not. (specific feedback on price, warranty issues, and insurance please).

I’m not a big fan of body lifts. I plan on running 33 or 35 tires. I’m not doing any crazy rock crawling so I’m not looking to spend $1000.What about driveshaft modification is there any with that lift. I know I will need an alignment. Any help or suggestions would be great.

mostly road driving with some off road.
has stock everything. auto trans. would like to run 31′ or 32″ tires. and drive 75% on road 15% dirt trails

my budget is around 600 or so i could install the body lift myself but id have to get the suspension lift installed professionally
thanks for the help

Im looking for a 3″ lift for my 2006 jeep wrangler that has a almost stock ride?