tires and gears questions help
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You can run 35's on 3.21's but 3.73's or 4.10's would be better. If only used for trail use the I would go with 4.56's or 4.88's. Personally I would run at least 4.10's if you were staying with 35's and did any wheeling, however if there were a possiblilty of 37's in the future I would definitely lean towards the 4.56's or 4.88's so no future gear changes would be needed.
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35" Hankook tires
I've been having problems with "death wobble". We added a double damp, found a bolt that needed tightening, and had the tires rotated and balanced by a truck tire dealer so they'd have the right equipment. Now I have more of a shimmy than the "wobble" in the steering wheel.
I took it to the dealer, without really looking they said tires. " These tires are for off road (really?) and if I'd just buy new tires it'd go away" (these are new)
Any thoughts or experience with this issue.
2009 Rubicon
3.8, 4.10, JKUR 24000 miles with 4" lift.
I took it to the dealer, without really looking they said tires. " These tires are for off road (really?) and if I'd just buy new tires it'd go away" (these are new)
Any thoughts or experience with this issue.
2009 Rubicon
3.8, 4.10, JKUR 24000 miles with 4" lift.
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Originally Posted by shipjim
I've been having problems with "death wobble". We added a double damp, found a bolt that needed tightening, and had the tires rotated and balanced by a truck tire dealer so they'd have the right equipment. Now I have more of a shimmy than the "wobble" in the steering wheel.
I took it to the dealer, without really looking they said tires. " These tires are for off road (really?) and if I'd just buy new tires it'd go away" (these are new)
Any thoughts or experience with this issue.
2009 Rubicon
3.8, 4.10, JKUR 24000 miles with 4" lift.
I took it to the dealer, without really looking they said tires. " These tires are for off road (really?) and if I'd just buy new tires it'd go away" (these are new)
Any thoughts or experience with this issue.
2009 Rubicon
3.8, 4.10, JKUR 24000 miles with 4" lift.
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Great Thread!
I had no idea gas mileage would drop so much with bigger tires!
Im planning to go with a 2.5 lift with 35 inch tires. From the forum, I think I'm leaning towards 4.10 gearing. Where can I buy them? Also, whats a good price for the gears + install?
Thanks for all the help!
I had no idea gas mileage would drop so much with bigger tires!
Im planning to go with a 2.5 lift with 35 inch tires. From the forum, I think I'm leaning towards 4.10 gearing. Where can I buy them? Also, whats a good price for the gears + install?
Thanks for all the help!
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You are the first person who has told me that! Everyone I have talked to said 4.88 geting. MINIMUM.
I Juat don't know what to believe and i would kill.myself (not literally) if I spent 1200-1500 ish on tires only to be sluggish or wreck my tranny, transfercase or other things
I Juat don't know what to believe and i would kill.myself (not literally) if I spent 1200-1500 ish on tires only to be sluggish or wreck my tranny, transfercase or other things
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