Trying to sort out my next set of tire and wheels on my Mojave.

[33Jayman]

I am interested in getting some larger tires and wheels on our Mojave. It is my daily driver. I do not want to switch our the 4.10 gears and I want to keep the shocks. I would like to use a spacer lift like the AEV.

I have a OBD Tuner (and the required cable) to dial in the tire diameter.

I would really like an actual 35" tire not a 35 inch tire in name only. I would like some all terrains and my wife wants it to "look tough". She likes the look of our 315 70R 17s on our Wrangler. That has some Raceline Wheels with -12 MM offset.

So I am open to suggestions. I am looking hard at Method Wheels for this build.

Thoughts?

Thank you,

Jay

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[AstroZombie]

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I am really the Atturo tires but they ar 35x12.5

 

[AstroZombie]

 

[AstroZombie]

i think a 6mm offset

 

[Jteakus]

A 315 would look good on it and won't kill the gearing.

 

[Bandit’s Lair]

Look into R/T tires as well. Kind of the best of both worlds. Haven’t run them before, but wife is getting Toyo open country RT Pro on her 4Runner much for the reason your wife said. They look tough. We all know there’s more that goes into tires but those look pretty aggressive and reviews state that they perform well in most conditions. If they work out for her I will probably end up running them as well.

If looking at Methods I highly suggest looking at the 700 series with the bead grip. To my recollection the price point isn’t too drastically different and you get useful updated wheel technology.

 

[NotSo Bright White]

35ish x 11.5 x 17 Wildpeak 4 RT on TeraFlex Nomads with the built in air down valves! I did have the center caps and valves painted Mojave Orange but they look good out of the box. It is also using the AEV 2 inch spacer lift.

 

[ArcticDreadnought]

35ish x 11.5 x 17 Wildpeak 4 RT on TeraFlex Nomads with the built in air down valves! I did have the center caps and valves painted Mojave Orange but they look good out of the box. It is also using the AEV 2 inch spacer lift.

Can you get us a front profile shot of the truck to show the amount of poke?

 

[ArcticDreadnought]

And remember, 285/75r17 tires are the same as the OEM ones, only slightly taller. Rounds out to about a 34" and you can still utilize the OEM wheels if that's your bag.

 

[NotSo Bright White]

This is what I have as far as photos. If you need one from directly in front of the vehicle, please let me know.

 

[azmojave]

I have 35x11.50’s on OEM wheels and planning on 315x70’s on AEV +25 wheels. Minimal poke.

 

[WambliSka]

35x11.5x17 Wildpeak AT 4W. Factory suspension, no lift. Drives great on and off road

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