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Most extreme 215/75r15 Tyre?
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Most extreme 215/75r15 Tyre?
Hey all
Looking for an answer to this toughy... the uncle's jimny needs new rubber - and theres no chance of any lift work to be done, so we're thinking going up a touch in tyre size from the 205/70r15's that come stock... however the biggest issue is finding a decent tread pattern for mud/rock work... none of the suppliers that come to my mind make anything anywhere near that size!
So - fire away - whats everyones thoughts on good mud/rock tyres in a 215/75r15?
Looking for an answer to this toughy... the uncle's jimny needs new rubber - and theres no chance of any lift work to be done, so we're thinking going up a touch in tyre size from the 205/70r15's that come stock... however the biggest issue is finding a decent tread pattern for mud/rock work... none of the suppliers that come to my mind make anything anywhere near that size!
So - fire away - whats everyones thoughts on good mud/rock tyres in a 215/75r15?
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Re: Most extreme 215/75r15 Tyre?
Please explain for us old dumb asses, how many inches is thatalien wrote:Hey all
Looking for an answer to this toughy... the uncle's jimny needs new rubber - and theres no chance of any lift work to be done, so we're thinking going up a touch in tyre size from the 205/70r15's that come stock... however the biggest issue is finding a decent tread pattern for mud/rock work... none of the suppliers that come to my mind make anything anywhere near that size!
So - fire away - whats everyones thoughts on good mud/rock tyres in a 215/75r15?
almost impossible to fit a 29 to a jimny without some sort of lift or guard chopping though - and he has no budget for that (as well as his wife driving it as a DD).
I told you it was a tough one =)
Edit:
Goodyear Wrangler Silent Armor available in 225/75r15:
I told you it was a tough one =)
Edit:
Goodyear Wrangler Silent Armor available in 225/75r15:
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