Whose running 36" iroks? Pics?
04-09-2010, 06:07 PM
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Whose running 36" iroks? Pics?
I have searched and searched and I can only find a couple of pics. I really dig the silver sema Jeep. I THINK it has a 4" superlift with 36" Iroks. I like the Iroks because I can compromise between a 35" tire and a 37" tire AND I like the 13.5" width. I like them wide.
I am up between the Teraflex 3" with the Lower front and rear uppers with the Adj. trackbar OR the AEV Premium with Front lowers. The most action this mall cruiser will probably see is action in big bear. I dont like A huge gap in the wheel well escpecially since I wont be needing a ton of flex. Who is running the 36 Iroks and on what lift, any pics?
I am up between the Teraflex 3" with the Lower front and rear uppers with the Adj. trackbar OR the AEV Premium with Front lowers. The most action this mall cruiser will probably see is action in big bear. I dont like A huge gap in the wheel well escpecially since I wont be needing a ton of flex. Who is running the 36 Iroks and on what lift, any pics?
04-09-2010, 06:30 PM
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I really dont want to go with a 20" wheel on a JK but I will if I have to get my width. I had the 36x15.5s on my truck and they looked tight. I dont suppose anyone is running these? I would try to get the backspacing as inward as possible to run these bad boys.
04-09-2010, 06:36 PM
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If you want a better wearing Interco tire check out the SS-M16 (great looking tire) or the Trxus MT. Even the Mickey Thompson would last alot longer and feel alot better on road
04-09-2010, 07:08 PM
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Bias Ply Iroks can have bad road manners. But they also have super strong side walls and great traction.
Radial Iroks however have pretty good road manners, wear about the same as other tires in its class, and also provide great traction.
However since the Op will be daily driving and not actually wheeling, I would suggest a tire with a harder compound. The M16 (as mentioned above) should do what you wan't and still have a great look.
04-09-2010, 08:13 PM
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Yeah, I totally 1000% disagree.
Bias Ply Iroks can have bad road manners. But they also have super strong side walls and great traction.
Radial Iroks however have pretty good road manners, wear about the same as other tires in its class, and also provide great traction.
However since the Op will be daily driving and not actually wheeling, I would suggest a tire with a harder compound. The M16 (as mentioned above) should do what you wan't and still have a great look.
Bias Ply Iroks can have bad road manners. But they also have super strong side walls and great traction.
Radial Iroks however have pretty good road manners, wear about the same as other tires in its class, and also provide great traction.
However since the Op will be daily driving and not actually wheeling, I would suggest a tire with a harder compound. The M16 (as mentioned above) should do what you wan't and still have a great look.