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 Post subject: Hi from Mid-Michigan
PostPosted: Tue Jun 30, 2009 12:22 pm 
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My husband and I just got an '03 Liberty Sport. It's our first Jeep so we're newbie's all the way around. Not sure yet, if we're going to do any trails cause it's my daily driver.

I do have a newbie question though: How do u tell if it got lifted or not? Reason why I'm asking is cause it's got 245 70 16 on it.

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Those are the largest tires a stocker can run w/out rubbing issues so it could still be stock height. To see if you are lifted would require looking at the suspension for spacers or aftermarket coil springs. Might be hard to tell if it is a coil lift though. Share some pics of it and of the suspension and we might be able to help you figure it out. ......... might he says..... :roll:
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Welcome to L.O.S.T! Normally though to check for a lift you measure from the center of the rim to the bottom of the flare if I'm not mistaken.. And if it's higher than whatever stock measurements are you might have a lift. I will say however I have 245/70/16's on my KJ and it's not lifted yet but soon it will be soon.

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