285/70-17 vs 285/75-17
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JK Enthusiast
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285/70-17 vs 285/75-17
I have someone that is interested in buying my 285/70-17 Falken Wildpeak AT3s I just put on a week ago. This has me thinking if I do sell them that I could go up slightly in size to a 285/75-17 in the same tire.
The difference in size is 32.8 for the 70 series and 33.9 for the 75 series. It will cost a bit more but is it worth it for an inch taller tire?
Thanks
The difference in size is 32.8 for the 70 series and 33.9 for the 75 series. It will cost a bit more but is it worth it for an inch taller tire?
Thanks
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Discount Tire (03-16-2020)
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Reddout99 (03-16-2020)
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JK Enthusiast
Just did this two weeks ago. Wow. Yep there is a notable difference.FWIW. It was on a 2012 4 dr half-doors. From KM1’s 285/70r17 to Cooper Discoverer AT3 XLT 285/75r17. I wanted a bigger tire but not the extra weight and width. Very respectfully proportionate. (In fairness, I did just ,also, go from a 1 1/2” sprig spacer to a 2 1/2” metalcloak touring lift.) That aside...
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Reddout99 (03-16-2020)
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I have someone that is interested in buying my 285/70-17 Falken Wildpeak AT3s I just put on a week ago. This has me thinking if I do sell them that I could go up slightly in size to a 285/75-17 in the same tire.
The difference in size is 32.8 for the 70 series and 33.9 for the 75 series. It will cost a bit more but is it worth it for an inch taller tire?
Thanks
The difference in size is 32.8 for the 70 series and 33.9 for the 75 series. It will cost a bit more but is it worth it for an inch taller tire?
Thanks
If you have LT285/70 now, not much will change.
#5
JK Enthusiast
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Great point. The 285/70-17s I have now are "P" or passenger rated. I didn't think too much about the ride quality - thanks
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D-Dub (03-19-2020)
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