"New" rims and tires mounted.

[Knucklehead97]

 

Finally got my TJ Canyons mounted up! And wow, I am in love with it. Didn't expect to like how the 225×75R15 (yeah, I went ahead and tried them on a 8" rim...) tires look but I actually love them! And gonna get some better get up and go and gas mileage as opposed to my 30" mudders. Gotta throw a coat of paint on them but for now they're good enough.

[Pete M]

very nice!  still my favorite rims  :yes:     just need to hit those weights with paint. :thumbsup:

[Crash]

Looks nice, at least they don't stretch out on those wheels. I had ZJ Canyon wheels with 31" MTR-k's on my XJ until recently. They are one of my favorite stock wheels (Yes, I know that the ZJ Canyon wheels are slightly different than the TJ Canyon wheels). Also, always liked the TJ/JK Moab wheels. I had a set of the TJ Moab wheels that I was going to put on my XJ, but ended up selling the set to a friend of mine. 

 

I have a set of the JK Moab wheels on my MJ with some aftermarket wheel adapters, on some Yoko AT-s tires in the 265/70R17 flavor. I really like them and think I am going to find another set of the same wheels to run on my XJ. 

 

For any of the tire sizes I want to run meow, the price is better for 17" wheels. 

 

Back on topic.. To optimize performance, when you get new tires run at least a 10.5 tire. MY is only 2WD currently, but averaging 20+ MPG in my typical daily driving.

[Knucklehead97]

Thanks guys :D and yeah the entire wheel is going to get hit with paint sometime. Nothing fancy though. And I would have went on with 31's but with my 3.07's it wouldn't have cooperated with my new clutch. I'm throwing around the idea of getting some wheel spacers for the back so it levels out the front and rear tire spacing. I almost got a set of Moab rims for 100$ but it was literally a day after I got my Canyons. Canyons and Moabs are my favorites, with turbines taking a close third.