Finally burnt through the Goodyear SR-As and time for new tires. Problem is that I've read the FAQs and searched and I'm still confused.

I own a 2004 columbia edition without any lift and none planned in the future.

I'm interested in the General Grabbers.

Using my existing rims, is 235/70R16 the biggest I can go without rubbing?

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or you can go with 245/65/16. But thats if they offer it

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Revo's if you plan to do light dirt trails but mostly daily driving - best for on the road "all terrain" tire.

KO's for rougher trails - best all-around tire for on-road and off-road combined.

Tires more argumentative for extreme trails or rock crawling but it sounds like you aren't going that route.

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Unless you go off road, an all terrain tire is pointless.

If you go off road, an all terrain tire is pointless.

If you don't go off road, get a good street tire. If you don't, get an aggressive off road tire.

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245/75/-16 Treadwright

The largest tire that you are going to fit is a 245/70/16 with no lift. With the number of miles that the OP has though, even they may be tight of a fit.

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yep 245/70/16 at 29.5 inches will probably be about right. Try the Fuzion XTi's agressive look, inexpensive, quiet, wear well and grip like glue on a wet road. I ran the 245/65/17's (29.5) on mine while stock with no problems.

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Jason
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When I bought my Liberty it already had 245/70/16. I have no rubbing issues and it's not lifted. I don't go off road as of yet. When I bought it, it didn't have a spare or a jack so we ended up getting 4 new rims and I'm keeping the OEM rims for spares.

can't belief the oem rims are so expensive.

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