Anyone have pics of overland with 275’s?

[AZJT]

I know you're asking about 275s, but here is some info on the 285s I just put in (since you're contemplating Nittos). I just got Ridge Grapplers in 285/75/18 and they are doing great - quiet on the highway, have an aggressive look, and Nitto says they are just over 35". I will have to calibrate using a Tazer, as I'm at about 4MPH higher than what my speedometer says on the freeway (i.e., JT says I'm doing 61 and other measurements are right at 65).

Sponsored

 

[BearSwampinJT]

I know you're asking about 275s, but here is some info on the 285s I just put in (since you're contemplating Nittos). I just got Ridge Grapplers in 285/75/18 and they are doing great - quiet on the highway, have an aggressive look, and Nitto says they are just over 35". I will have to calibrate using a Tazer, as I'm at about 4MPH higher than what my speedometer says on the freeway (i.e., JT says I'm doing 61 and other measurements are right at 65).

Are you running a lift in the front? Also how do they do with the stock 3.73s?

 

[AZJT]

Are you running a lift in the front? Also how do they do with the stock 3.73s?

See this thread, which should answer many of your questions. If not, reach back out and I'll be happy to share my experience so far.

https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/...ted-overland-with-35s-and-leveling-kit.35816/

And this one

https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/overland-18”-wheels-and-33”-35”-37”-tires.23821/

 

[rhinomanj]

My Overland came with 275/55/r20s. I am exploring going to 285/65r20s.

Sponsored