265/70 17 Duratracs?
09-08-2010, 04:28 PM
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265/70 17 Duratracs?
Anybody have any photos of 265/70 17 Duratracs on the stock rims? I searched but didn't see any.
I'm thinking about these or maybe just replacing my SRAs with some rubi take offs (let me know if you have a set you are looking to part with
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I'm thinking about these or maybe just replacing my SRAs with some rubi take offs (let me know if you have a set you are looking to part with
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09-10-2010, 04:46 AM
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okay - how about any photos of 265/70 R17s?
Thinking about these with a TF leveling kit, but was hoping to see some photos of the tires on stock rims first.
My other alternative is to pick up a set of BFG 255/75 R17 Mud Terrains (rubi take offs) - anyone around Ohio have a set of tires they are looking to part with?
Thinking about these with a TF leveling kit, but was hoping to see some photos of the tires on stock rims first.My other alternative is to pick up a set of BFG 255/75 R17 Mud Terrains (rubi take offs) - anyone around Ohio have a set of tires they are looking to part with?
09-10-2010, 11:43 AM
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thinking about the 285's as well, but don't want to run spacers. If I go that route I would probably adjust the steering stops. But the 285 duratracs are E rated - haven't decided what I think about the higher rating (in terms of ride quality)
09-11-2010, 07:13 AM
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If you are not planning on lifting, then get the 265s. Here's a pic of 265 on my dad's rubi. They sure give a stock JK a more complete look with wider and beefer tire.
If you plan on lifting or installing new wheels, go 285. If you want to remain 100% stock, go 265s.
If you plan on lifting or installing new wheels, go 285. If you want to remain 100% stock, go 265s.
