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33 inch vs 35 inch as a daily driver?

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Old 06-06-2012, 08:33 AM
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Default 33 inch vs 35 inch as a daily driver?
which tire size would make the jeep look better with more of a aggresive look?
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Old 06-06-2012, 08:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Unger1313
which tire size would make the jeep look better with more of a aggresive look?
Is this a trick question? If you're asking if you can run on 35's as a daily driver...I do and it's fine. Actually thinking about going to 37's as most do. Not sure on that yet. Still have to get in the occassional parking garage.
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what gearing do you have?
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My opinion, I assume you have a 4dr by your profile pic, so I would say 35s.....
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I have 35" on my DD...can't wait to go to 37" ;-)
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35s no question
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Originally Posted by 2BAJeep
My opinion, I assume you have a 4dr by your profile pic, so I would say 35s.....
D'oh i missed that. to busy eating a Reese PB cup sundae from baskin robbins. Mmmm.

Yeah so 4 door rubi, I'm hoping you have 4.10s, so I vote 35s too.
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I'm just looking for best gas mileage as gas is not cheap anymore and I'm still in highschool
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I noticed a decrease in mpg's after switching from Nitto Terra Grappler 33''s to Hankook MT 35's. 33's were better mileage and more power. I still prefer the 35's regardless
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