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I would make sure you have any used vehicle checked out by a mechanic you trust. I purchased a used JK from a supposedly reputable dealer and it turned out to be a total disaster. Hindsight is 20/20, so yes I would purchase a used JT out of warranty only after I had my Jeep mechanic check it...

If you don't mind driving to Manvel about an hour north of you, there is a really reputable shop there and maybe they can give you greater insights or fix the issues. It's Tops Offroad and Performance and their number is 281-305-8785. Good luck.

Thanks, I'm really happy with those tires. They are a great choice.

I have a 21' Willys and installed Toyo AT3's 35*11.5/17's about 2 months ago and yes I have seen a decrease in mileage. Most probably around 1-1.5 mpg.

I went with 35's and stayed with a 17" wheel. Shopped long and hard to find a wheel I liked at a weight that wasn't a whole lot more than the factory rim. Was able to accomplish that and though I see a loss in mileage, I haven't really noticed much difference. It may be worth staying with a 17"...

Plan on getting it recalibrated when I bring it in for service. Thanks for the tip on the Fuelly app, appreciate it.

In Houston with Toyo AT3 35s and with a 50/50 highway and city driving, I'm seeing an actual 16.2 mpg. I don't have a Tazer and have not recalibrated for the new tires yet. To be honest, I usually don't trust what the dash is telling me my mileage is.

That Discount Tire Store in Porter is awesome to work with! Took care of me when I went from the Firestone Destinations to Toyo AT3's.

I also went from the Firestone MT's to the Toyo AT3"s. Purchased a set of 35*11.5/17's from Discount Tire. What a difference on ride and drive. Though I did see about a 2mpg drop with the 35's, I still feel like it was worth the money.

Not a Rubi, but have a set of those Toyo AT3's in 35*11.5/17 and they are awesome. Great ride, super quiet on the highway.

I have the Toyo Open Country AT3's 35x11.5/17 with a leveling kit. Massive improvement in ride and drive.

I went with the Bilstein's and am extremely happy. Total install was $590 and the change was noticeable. The ride and drive improved.

Congratulations and enjoy the new ride. Sounds like a blast.

I haven't had a vehicle yet that the on board MPG equaled the real MPG.

Would be interested to see how your mileage changes in comparison to the Toyo AT3 35's I just installed. They are about the same weight, so I feel that's a good comparison. Just to let you know I've seen about a 1.5 mpg reduction, but my Willy's rides so much better. Not seeing any noticeable...

I have the WeatheTech one's and they help tremendously keep the road grime off the paint as well as the door handles. I just put 35X11.5's on and even though the tires stick out a little bit, I'm not seeing any road grime being kicked up on to the paint. Easy to install and easy to remove if I...

I'm running 35's on my WIlly's Sport and no issues that I've encountered.

See y'all at the there! Hope to learn a few things.

I have a Willy's Sport with a leveling kit and there are no issues so far. His opinion was purely based on aesthetics, is what he explained to me.

So I met a Jeep aftermarket guy at the Houston Auto Show and he told me that putting 35's on a Gladiator that was not lifted at least 2.5" wouldn't. Tried to talk me into 33's because that would be a better fit in his opinion. Needless to say I didn't follow his advise. After seeing all the...