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Honestly it will not matter to me the miles or the wear-and-tear factor oh, it will not be a resale truck it we'll be inherited by my son. Give this vehicle a little credit I'm sure bigger tire will not hurt this JT maybe the wheel bearings will be a little more worn ball joints possibly miles...

More clutter on 33" you want to know how they handle? With the proper clearance they can handle better than the stock tires. The bigger and the proper alignment and tire pressure it will ride smoother but give you less mileage. Good Tires Proper Balance Have Fun..

More clutter on 33" you want to know how they handle? With the proper clearance they can handle better than the stock tires. The bigger and the proper alignment and tire pressure it will ride smoother but give you less mileage.

Fuzzt same threads on my 33" x12.50 17" whats the dillie? Clutter take a second look!

I Have an automatic internal ability that I sense my speed within 3 MPH so if the speedo is off that you travel less miles Per odometer reading.. saves the mileage life on your Gladitor..

First time Stuck!

If you state your asking price should help your sale.. Rims along? Tires? all together Price?

That's not TOYS... Deadly Assault rapid fire weapons do we go target practice on the trails, or food to eat artillery. lol

Not sure what you are asking...the tread is all around the MT tires ...lol

P.S. 37"x12.50 x 17"

let it anow

Just a 2" Mopar lift kit today, 100 mile trip to the shop and a Blizzard high wind trip returned.. 37"tires tomorrow..

I watched and liked your video to install in your cab the brake controller. I have the Curt 51180 controller in route through etrailer right now. I like the plug-and-play aspect. Then when Jeep comes out with their promised brake controller I would see if I would prefer that better. Nice...

Thank you for the clarification.. Do you think this controller will work? Only name and part number here, the video explains its Bluetooth setup.

All that the law says for New York state is over 3000 pounds to have adequate breaks! How do we prove this?As Far as I'm concerned I have it right now however I'm not sure after reading what has been posted. There is a lot of data and so many threads probably a million post and I'm all over...