Dtrues878
Member
- First Name
- David
- Joined
- Jan 25, 2021
- Threads
- 3
- Messages
- 22
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- Location
- Raleigh, NC
- Vehicle(s)
- 2021 Gladiator
- Occupation
- Engineering
- Thread starter
- #16
Yeah you should be happy that looks great! Thanks for your input!I had 315 70 17 BFG KO2S and regretted putting them on after the first week. I've been wanting 37's ever since but the dang BFGs just last forever. I recently swapped them out for a use 70% treaded set of Goodyear Kevlar MTRs 37 12.5 17 tires I got for $550 total mounted and Balanced. I considered a 39 12.5 17 Kanati Mud Hog but the weight of the tire and having to do a regear made me decide on the 37's. I'm pleased with the look. One of the main reasons I'll never go 40's is the cost associated with getting it done and the altering of the axles plus I really like my stock steely wheels and have no desire to swap them for anything aftermarket. Sure 40's look great but I'm happy with my 37's and that will be the standard for me. I'm getting over 17mpgs which is a night and day difference from my JKU that got 12-13 at best on 37's. If I regear down the road I can make that number go up but if I don't then I'm content where I'm at and I feel like I can tackle a decent trail in my rig if I choose to and still feel comfortable driving on the road with it as well. That's important to me because it's my daily driver that I have put almost 22,000 miles on in a year of ownership. Whichever way you go I'm sure it will look great.
I went from this
To this
To this
To finally this
Buy once cry once was some advice I got a long time ago that I always fail to follow for some reason!!!!
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