Got my 37's (pics) 56K be warned
First off, sweet truck.
Secondly, the Grand Cherokee did change in after '98. Prior to the '99s the rims would interchange, 99 and after went ot a metric bolt pattern and will not interchange. Cherokees and Wranglers (at least up to the newest redesign, '06?) have the same bolt pattern. However, some (most?) Jeep rims won't interchange with the 4x4 Rangers due to the hub size.
Secondly, the Grand Cherokee did change in after '98. Prior to the '99s the rims would interchange, 99 and after went ot a metric bolt pattern and will not interchange. Cherokees and Wranglers (at least up to the newest redesign, '06?) have the same bolt pattern. However, some (most?) Jeep rims won't interchange with the 4x4 Rangers due to the hub size.
Do you think you'll have problems rubbing on 10" wide wheels?
I was just remember how when my truck was just spindle lifted that when I switched to 10" wide, I rubbed like a mother...until I trimmed...and then I think I still rubbed a lot.
I was just remember how when my truck was just spindle lifted that when I switched to 10" wide, I rubbed like a mother...until I trimmed...and then I think I still rubbed a lot.
Originally Posted by jrpro130
Do you think you'll have problems rubbing on 10" wide wheels?
I was just remember how when my truck was just spindle lifted that when I switched to 10" wide, I rubbed like a mother...until I trimmed...and then I think I still rubbed a lot.
I was just remember how when my truck was just spindle lifted that when I switched to 10" wide, I rubbed like a mother...until I trimmed...and then I think I still rubbed a lot.
Update: We had a miscommunication on the Grand Cherokee, it's a 97. So there's no doubt that the lugs are the same. And I think we're just going with steel wheels. We don't want anything special because these are going to be on the mud-buggy and beat on and scratched like crazy. These would be just something I could re-clear when I'm ready to go to car shows or whatnot.
Originally Posted by Oh5Edge
Honestly, no. I have so much clearance in the front it's not even funny. I have a good 2 inches at the smallest space. If it does rub, I can just cut these flares but I don't think I'll have too.
Update: We had a miscommunication on the Grand Cherokee, it's a 97. So there's no doubt that the lugs are the same. And I think we're just going with steel wheels. We don't want anything special because these are going to be on the mud-buggy and beat on and scratched like crazy. These would be just something I could re-clear when I'm ready to go to car shows or whatnot.
Update: We had a miscommunication on the Grand Cherokee, it's a 97. So there's no doubt that the lugs are the same. And I think we're just going with steel wheels. We don't want anything special because these are going to be on the mud-buggy and beat on and scratched like crazy. These would be just something I could re-clear when I'm ready to go to car shows or whatnot.
Mmmm...I want those 37x14.5 toyo open country MT's!!!
Originally Posted by jrpro130
Dang, you still ahve 2"? I think I have like 4" right now clearance at the tightest space.
Mmmm...I want those 37x14.5 toyo open country MT's!!!
Mmmm...I want those 37x14.5 toyo open country MT's!!!
it doesnt rub.
Originally Posted by Red_Ak_Ranger
Hah on my 4wd i have like, an inch at the tighest spot. Maybe more, i dont care because it doesn't rub unless I drive around with fat girls...
it doesnt rub.
it doesnt rub.
I just throw mine in the bed...all half a dozen of them
Originally Posted by Oh5Edge
Update: We had a miscommunication on the Grand Cherokee, it's a 97. So there's no doubt that the lugs are the same.
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suprisingly its not that hard
