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Part #: None
I was looking for a new set of tires for the 4 door. I had already decided that I would go with 35's until the axle and gearing was really worked out for the JK's. I may move up to 37's at some point, if I feel the need. I would rather have a little more challenge. I had run Dunlop Mud Rovers on my TJ and were satisfied with their performance, but they wore quickly and in the end offered me less value for the money than the BFG's and Goodyear's that I had in the past. Having the new Jeep come with BFGoodrich's made me decide to go back to them for the 35's.
Size |
Load Range |
Max |
Max. |
Tread |
Rim |
Meas. |
Sect. |
Tread |
Overall |
Revs |
Goodyear Wrangler MT/R |
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35x12.5R17 | N/A | |||||||||
37x12.5R17 | 3,195 @ 65 |
65psi |
20/32nds |
8-11" |
10" |
12.5" |
11" |
36.5" |
569 |
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Dunlop Radial Mud Rover | ||||||||||
35x12.5R17 | 2,405 @ 35 | 35psi | 17/32nds | 8.5-11" | 10" | 12.5" | 9.9" | 34.3" | 637 | |
37x12.5R17 | N/A | |||||||||
BFGoodrich Mud Terrains |
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35x12.5R17 | 3,000 @ 50 | 50psi | 21/32nds | 8.5-11" | 10" | 12.5" | N/A | 34.8" | 598 | |
37x12.5R17 | 3,525 @ 50 | 50psi | 21/32nds | 8.5-11" | 10" | 12.5" | N/A | 36.5 | 565 |
Additional
Parts: None |
Tools
Needed: Lug Wrench Jack |
N-m | Ft. Lbs. | In. Lbs. | |
Lug Nut 1/2 X 20 with 60° Cone | 115-156 | 85-115 | - |
This page last updated: 16-Apr-2008
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