Grrr, everybody is getting ASFIR exept me...hmm, maybe I can rob the bank?

Congrets on the armor, it's the best looking money can buy.


On the tires....245/70/15 won't fit mate, your KJ has 16" rims....So you probably mean 245/70/16 tires.

Why not go with the standard 235's until you get a lift?

KJ's eat tires like I do chewing gum, I need 4 new ones every year.

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Yep, typing error - I meant 245/70r16.

Cheapest option could be Ebay, for short term tyre replacement. Really only need to replace the 2 front tyres. The front nearside seems to wear out very fast, probably due to the roundabouts and tight turns into parking spaces.

My Transport Manager is trying to get me some good prices for BFG Ats from a local tyre company. I think 245/70r16 will suit my purpose for daily driving and basic off-road instruction.

Does anybody know the largest tyre size which will fit in the plastic rear tyre carrier / number plate holder? I don't want to relocate the number plate, not to mention move and rewire the number plate light as well.

Ivan

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The Toy aka The Giant: 2001 4.0L Wrangler with 4.5" Suspension Lift, 1" Body Lift, 33" BFG MTs, ARB Lockers, Snorkel
The DD aka GeoJeep: 2007 Wrangler Sahara Unlimited 2.8crd Auto. Plan to fit 3.5" AEV Lift, 33" Cooper STT Mud Tyres.

I know for sure 245 does fit. You may need to push it a little but it fits. Tire cover also fits. No problem.

If you want a little longer life on your tires you may try rotating them every 6 months or so, meaning putting the rears on the front etc. Best way is to do it as in the diagram, so you put the right rear on the left front and the leftrear on the rightfront.

0 -- 0
F X R
0 -- 0

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have bf tyres and would say best tires i have goot for my kj both for off road and on road,the grip is someting else,as tony said,you would be able to fit 245's but your mpg will increase,just keep that in mind,nice sitting out on beach with laptop sending messages plus some broos

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2002 Cherokee 2.5 Crd Sport
ARB Bumper unit
Champion winche System
2'' Daystar lift kit
remapped ecu
Mopar light system
Samco Blue Hoses
Razer R20s filter
K&N Air filter system
Airflow snorkel system
builtin garmin system
bridgestone 245/70/16 All Terrains

I'm going to go to 245/65/ 17's from the stock 235's, they do fit and are only slightly bigger in running circumference.

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06 CRD LTD ( Euro )