I really like these tires .. and I'm running stock.. no lift....YET...lol. I'm little confused about the tire size ... some say rub.. some say no rub on stock with the 245... ..can I put these on with out having an issue of rubbing ... or best stick with the 235... ....
other question .. 235 /75....are they wider then 70.s....do I need to change rims...

ok i cant asnwer fo rthe rubbing issue, but what knowledge i can give is that the 235/75R16 the 235 stands for the width of the tread in milimeters, the 75 stand for the aspect ratio which when mathmatically done makes up the height of the tire, and of course R means rim, and 16 is rim width, hope that helped in anyway

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'06 KJ SPORT 3.7L

Thank you on the reply.. I just want to make sure I have all my info... want find out now on the rub of the 245 s on rubbing before I make choice on buying tires .. I have 225 st on there now which came with my jeep. Really don't like them.. even just for the look.. ugh .. horrible lol

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'06 KJ SPORT 3.7L

Actually rub and not rub on the same size is common
the part that rubs is the Tread - the 235/245 number is the section width
that's the wide part of the tire - but it's not the tread
depending on the tread design the width can vary 1/2" or more for the same section width.

Most folks can fit a 235/75/16 or a 245/70/16 unlifted.

do not try a 245/75/16 - you won't be able to turn the wheel.

if you're concerned - check with the tire shop's return policy and see if you can 'test' drive something.

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Awesome thank you .. perfect answer for me .. yeah .. that's what I wanted to know too ...