I'm probally going to get a new set of 245/75/16's for my Libby. What kind of rubbing issues can I expect. I'm hoping to have the tires and a Frankenlift installed at the same time. I want as few rubbing issues as possible and not get too small or too large. Thanks for your help.


Parakeet

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Oh MAN I got NATURE on my Jeep.
05 KJ Renny that took the bad economy bullet

89 XJ that thinks tax time is Christmas

I will have another KJ I promise.

few rub at full turn on the front wheel well, no big deal.

get em!

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2004 Silver Liberty Sport 4x4 (gone)
1996 Land Rover Disco I
L.O.S.T #000522 Life Time #JH053535

It all so depends on what type of tires you are buying. an all season tire wont rub as much as a A/T or M/T..

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THANKS, BILL
02 Sport, factory skids, tow package, front tow hooks
Cooper STT 245/75/16
offroad package, pioneer head unit.
Rockfather I, LOST decal
LOST #040306

I have 245/75R16 Firestone Destination M/Ts on stock 2003 Limited rims. They rub when I turn close to full-lock and when really flexing it out. I didn't install the bumpstops with my Frankenlift (Skyjacker springs, rear). It doesn't bother me, since it all happens going no more than 10 MPH. I plan on doing more front bumper surgery, taking out the foglight areas. This should eliminate rubbing when turning. Also, I plan on taking the fenderwell linings out of my KJ, and spray it with some undercoating. Calvin56 has done both of these things, and doesn't get any rubbing.

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2003 Limited, Silver - L.O.S.T. # 068957 Rockies
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2127390/14
2006 Kawasaki KLR650

i am running 225/75/16 and have no rubing at all with firestone destination m/t with out a lift.

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02 liberty soprt
silver
no lift
firestone Destination m/t 225/75/16
soon to have {hella 500 and yakama roof rack}