32" Tires?

[WahooSteeler]

Since the only 32x10.50s I've found are Super Swampers or similar and I just want a nice A/T, with 3" of lift and WJ curved LCA's, can I run 32x11.50s without any trouble? Thanks........

[Motion Offroad]

You mentioned nothing about what rims your going to be running (width as well as backspacing (offset)). Without that info it's hard to tell you if you'll run into any issues with fitment/rubbing.

 

 

BTW, The Maxxis Bighorn is available in a 32" size. :D

 

http://motionoffroad.com/catalog/index. ... ucts_id=50

[mjdoa]

My .02,and probably not worth it.

I'm running 32x11.50 Goodyear MT/R's.

15x8 wheels,4.5" lift,SOA.

I have no problems with tires hitting

lower CA's,I was told I would.

I would think with 8" wheels,you could fit 11.50's

with 3" of lift,

but I'd think it would limit your flexibility to a

large degree.

And MT/R's bring on the suck in the mud.

[mjdoa]

Also,I've found a few places on the intardnet that have

info on such questions.

http://www.jeepfan.com/tech/whatfits.php

That's one.

[WahooSteeler]

I'm running 15x8 Canyons from a TJ right now, only thing I'd likely change to is Ravines, maybe MT Classic Locks down the road.

 

Not worried about flex, truck will be 95% road time and yard work, 5% light trail use and some muddin.

[HOrnbrod]

That's what I have (WJ LCAs, 3" lift, Ravines) w. 31" BFG MTs and there is still plenty of room all around front and back. I think 32" - ers would fit no problemo. :cheers:

[WahooSteeler]

That's what I have (WJ LCAs, 3" lift, Ravines) w. 31" BFG MTs and there is still plenty of room all around front and back. I think 32" - ers would fit no problemo. :cheers:

 

THAT'S what I wanted to hear. Thanks Don!

[BLHTAZ]

Agreed...I don't see that it would be aproblem for you application. Looking at mine with the 3.5" RE lift & 31's, I could put 32's under it, but would not want to do much flex wheelin'. :cheers:

[WahooSteeler]

Don, you had mentioned earlier on my Canyons vs. Ravines thread that they have different offsets and that tires mounted on Canyons, i.e. the 31s or 32s I will be doing, rub on the inside of the rear wheel well. I know you and Brent said 32s should be no problem, but I'm just making sure if that holds true if those tires are on my Canyons. Would be good to know because I think I may have found a set for cheap and still a lot of tread. :brows:

[HOrnbrod]

Don, you had mentioned earlier on my Canyons vs. Ravines thread that they have different offsets and that tires mounted on Canyons, i.e. the 31s or 32s I will be doing, rub on the inside of the rear wheel well. I know you and Brent said 32s should be no problem, but I'm just making sure if that holds true if those tires are on my Canyons. Would be good to know because I think I may have found a set for cheap and still a lot of tread. :brows:

 

Refresh my memory if I'm wrong, but the problem I had was with my rear disk brake calipers rubbing on the inside of the Canyons, but were no problem with the Ravines. Offsets AFAIK are the same w. both wheels. As long as you don't have rear disk brakes, either one should work for you mate. :cheers:

[WahooSteeler]

I also forgot to ask, with 32-11 fitty's, how much tire will extend beyond the flares? I like the tucked under look, but I doubt this size will be entirely tucked under.