Tire size options for CRD

crackercrd · **Posted:** Fri May 25, 2007 8:59 pm

action wrote:

I'm running 235/75/16 on my stock suspended CRD...looks great, no rubbing.

Thanks action, I was thinking that they would fit

McMoney · **Posted:** Sat May 26, 2007 5:36 am

Another question will the 07 rubicon rims fit on the 06 liberty. I found a set but they are 17 inch rims. I was goin to go 245/75/16 on the factory 16's if the 17's dont fit.

I ask because the lift and bumper is on its way and i need some new rubber for under the lift

tulsa · **Posted:** Sat May 26, 2007 7:42 am

[quote="McMoney"]Another question will the 07 rubicon rims fit on the 06 liberty. I found a set but they are 17 inch rims. I was goin to go 245/75/16 on the factory 16's if the 17's dont fit.

Wrong bolt pattern Liberty is 4.5 I belive the 07 Wrangler is 5"

spoonplugger1 · **Posted:** Sat May 26, 2007 11:27 am

The older Rubicon 16 inch wheels fit.

McMoney · **Posted:** Sun May 27, 2007 4:38 am

Ok

Thanks guess i will have to keep looking

emiperformance · **Posted:** Tue May 29, 2007 2:35 pm

I was also looking at getting a set of General Grabber AT2's 245/70 TR16
only concern is rubbing.

For those of you that have these installed and do not experiecne any rubbing, please let me know if you have any suspension mods since my CRD is stock and want to make sure these tires will fit.

The best price I found is 87.00 at Tirerack.com
anyone no of a better place to buy them at?

Thanks,
Danny

Jeger · **Posted:** Tue May 29, 2007 3:20 pm

emiperformance wrote:

I was also looking at getting a set of General Grabber AT2's 245/70 TR16
only concern is rubbing.

For those of you that have these installed and do not experiecne any rubbing, please let me know if you have any suspension mods since my CRD is stock and want to make sure these tires will fit.

The best price I found is 87.00 at Tirerack.com
anyone no of a better place to buy them at?

Thanks,
Danny

Wal-mart has them for $96 a piece. Which beats paying the nearly $200 dollars tirerack just quoted me for shipping 4 tires from south bend IN - dayton OH.

They are a special order for them though. Make them pull out the black Continental book, and look under All Terrain tires, its the only one in that section.....NO it is not listed on their computers...make them do their job and dont let them slack off.

(I just had to pull the book out and show them myself this weekend at a nearby wal-mart.)

jakemoore · **Posted:** Mon Jul 16, 2007 12:20 am

I just put on 245/75/16s with no lift. The weren't listed in the dealers computer but the good ol' boys behind the counter rekon they fit.

Its close but no rubbing yet driving in normal conditions and on rutted out dirt roads. I was just looking for a little more traction in mud and sand and something that will be nice when I get a little lifted.

CRuD Bucket · **Posted:** Mon Jul 16, 2007 9:09 am

Dang! They are close---I might play it safe with the 70's---hopefully this week (pics will follow). Got a buddy that just put a set of Michelins LT X (?) on his Highlander---on sale at Sam's this month (???). He got 65k on the OEM tires (Michelins). I guess that's the difference between Toyota and Jeep. We get the 15k life expectancy out-of-round bombs... :cry:

barnez224 · **Joined:** Fri Jan 19, 2007 11:28 am **Posts:** 130

When I bought the Libby, the previous owner put Michelin 235/70-16's on there and I have no complaints. The only problem I do have is that they have a street tread on them and with Michelins, it will probably be a L O N G time before I have to replace them. I am debating on whether to go to 245's next time though (the tight fit still bothers me a little, so all the pics everyone can muster will help!!!) Regardless, my next set will definitely be something more aggressive.

jinstall · **Posted:** Thu Jul 19, 2007 2:33 am

barnez224 wrote:

When I bought the Libby, the previous owner put Michelin 235/70-16's on there and I have no complaints. The only problem I do have is that they have a street tread on them and with Michelins, it will probably be a L O N G time before I have to replace them. I am debating on whether to go to 245's next time though (the tight fit still bothers me a little, so all the pics everyone can muster will help!!!) Regardless, my next set will definitely be something more aggressive.

If memeory serves me correct the 235/70/16 is OEM here in Europe KJ's.

CRuD Bucket · **Posted:** Thu Jul 19, 2007 7:52 am

Everyone around here seems to be out of the Goodyear Silent Armors. One shop has 245/75/16's for about the same price as the 70's---$825.00! Sam's has much better pricing but they're out of stock. :cry:

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