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Came across a great deal on some rubicon hard rock wheels and was wondering if anyone has pictures of a 245/70 r17 tire on their truck. I'm running 30x9.50's right now with no rub at stock height, but would also like to level out the front of the truck if I go with the 245's, any suggestions? Thanks!

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Came across a great deal on some rubicon hard rock wheels and was wondering if anyone has pictures of a 245/70 r17 tire on their truck. I'm running 30x9.50's right now with no rub at stock height, but would also like to level out the front of the truck if I go with the 245's, any suggestions? Thanks!

 

On 17" rims those are 30-1/2" tires, which makes the diameter about the same as most 31s. The width will be a bit narrower, though.They should work okay if you like the wheels.

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those are newer Jeep rims with the 5on5 bolt pattern, yes?  spacers will push it out and less backspacing could put it right up to the fenders when turning.  going to be close but it might work. 

 

1.75 or 2" coil spacers are easy to come by for leveling the front.  you'll want to check the alignment after any lifting.

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those are newer Jeep rims with the 5on5 bolt pattern, yes? 

 

I forgot about the bolt pattern difference. My bad.

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The newer wheels have a 6.5" backspace, most pattern adapters are 1.25" thick, meaning ... They reduce the wheels backspacing to 5.25" or pretty much stock backspacing. I ran a set for a while before I switched to Charger wheels.

No pictures of 245/70r17's but I do of 255/75r17's

 

 

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I've got 265/75R17s on mine right now, or I think that's what they are. 17" JK Moab wheels and 1.25"? G2 adapter spacers. Definitely wouldn't fit at stock height with those.

255/75/17. Roughly a 32x10 tire

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On 1/13/2017 at 11:51 PM, Rockfrog said:

The newer wheels have a 6.5" backspace, most pattern adapters are 1.25" thick, meaning ... They reduce the wheels backspacing to 5.25" or pretty much stock backspacing. I ran a set for a while before I switched to Charger wheels.

No pictures of 245/70r17's but I do of 255/75r17's

 

 

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did your 255/75/17 fit stock without rubbing?  i am looking as some wrangler wheels with adapters

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Rockfrog is still active.  he might see it. :L:   if not, I would send a private message to get his attention.

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