Another boring tire size question.....

[joemussari]

Hey everyone, i got a sport S and im trying to figure out which tire size to go with. Will 35s fit with no lift? any rubbing? OR do i just go with 33s? Ive been looking at the BFG all terrains.

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[Carlton]

On a Sport 35s will require a lift. They fit stock height on the Rubicon.

 

[Trauma PA]

On a Sport 35s will require a lift. They fit stock height on the Rubicon.

And you are basing this on what?

 

[joemussari]

does anyone have experience with the BFG all terrains in snow?

 

[Sorbs]

does anyone have experience with the BFG all terrains in snow?

They work well. Depending on the depth or freshness of the snow you might need to air down but compared to Goodyear Wrangler DuraTrac tires I had on my JKUR, I trust the BFGs more.

 

[joemussari]

They work well. Depending on the depth or freshness of the snow you might need to air down but compared to Goodyear Wrangler DuraTrac tires I had on my JKUR, I trust the BFGs more.

the winters here in south eastern PA dont get too bad in terms of snow. the most we get during a "bad" storm is 6-10 inches. every couple of years we will get a storm thatll drop over a foot. i think the BFGs would be a good fit.

 

[kpohanka]

theres a guy in a more recent post who fit 37s on his stock sport s. looks pretty wild and he said it doesnt rub.

 

[G8R]

On my 09 Power Wagon I ran 35" Toyo MT's and while awesome off road they were horrendous on snow packed pavement. Switched to 35" BFG ATs and on road snow packed performance was very good ( but nothing compared to Blizzaks on my other vehicles though). Off road with the 35" BFGs is quite good but not as good as the Toyos were. I still have about 3/4 tread left on my BFGs and may move them to my JT before winter.

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