Liberty Tires

mrneen · **Posted:** Thu Feb 21, 2008 9:10 pm

i know this topic has been up on numerous occasions, but i was just wondering if maybe 225/75 would fit on my 03 liberty sport. i have no lift and i want ''better'' tires. maybe the general grabbers at2's.

any help on the topic would be helpful.

thanks alot guys

josh

Jeep Dawg · **Posted:** Thu Feb 21, 2008 11:28 pm

I have 225/75/16 BFG AT KO's on a stock suspention and no problems at all.

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mrneen · **Posted:** Fri Feb 22, 2008 12:44 am

whats the overrall diamater of those? i think there a lil bit bigger than 230/70/16... or am i wrong

thanks

Jeep Dawg · **Posted:** Fri Feb 22, 2008 7:31 am

they are close because of the treads that are on them. its an agressive tire. when I first put them on, the front was close to the pinch weld but never had a problem. I will try to dig up the picture of my tires when they were NEW

mrneen · **Posted:** Fri Feb 22, 2008 12:06 pm

Thanks alot man

stever71 · **Posted:** Sun Feb 24, 2008 12:44 am

mrneen wrote:

i know this topic has been up on numerous occasions, but i was just wondering if maybe 225/75 would fit on my 03 liberty sport. i have no lift and i want ''better'' tires. maybe the general grabbers at2's.

any help on the topic would be helpful.

thanks alot guys

josh

I put LT 235 70 R 16 TA KM, which fall under the optional tire for KJ Renegade 2005's, they are agressive, and have some sidewall bite, and are great for rocks, mud, and snow, they do make noise. I've put over 37K, and woundn't change them for any other tire. However, if you are new to the trails, do you have skid plates? If not, I get them before the tires. Hope to see ya on the trails, Steve

fdems · **Posted:** Sun Feb 24, 2008 1:49 am

mrneen wrote:

i know this topic has been up on numerous occasions, but i was just wondering if maybe 225/75 would fit on my 03 liberty sport. i have no lift and i want ''better'' tires. maybe the general grabbers at2's.

any help on the topic would be helpful.

thanks alot guys

josh

I have Firestone destinaton AT's 235/75/16 Lift or stock no rubbing, great tire w/ a semi-agressive tread pattern. I also had 235/70/16 Bridgestones the 75'S give alittle more hieght than the 70's. You could also just stay w/ the 225/75/16 size. But since you have an 03 you probably have sagged springs by now so you may want to look into some OLD MAN EMU springs and enjoy your ride even more, my two cents. You may even go through with getting a lift unlike some members who let their frankenlift sit on a garage floor.. :lol:

(SORRY inside joke,BRI) TAKE CARE..

501 · **Posted:** Sun Feb 24, 2008 1:57 am

I have Firestone destinaton AT's 235/70/16 with no lift and have no rubbing problems. They seem to handle really good to me.

mrneen · **Posted:** Sun Feb 24, 2008 10:48 am

Has Anyone Used Cooper's ST's???

stever71 · **Posted:** Sun Feb 24, 2008 11:36 am

mrneen wrote:

Has Anyone Used Cooper's ST's???

Yes I have meet other off roader's out on the trails (KJ's) of Paragon, PA that used them. I searched for them, and they are much cheaper when compared to BFG, and even Goodyear, but I have also heard of past lawsuits, so I figured heck with the 160 bucks I could have saved and went with the BFG's. You need to spend more, especially if safety is on the line. Steve

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