fanofthephish
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Can I run 35/12.50/17's without any rubbing, cutting, etc?
Im sure this has been asked and answered but I can't for the life of me find it...
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Sando
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Yes, you should have no rubbing issues at all.
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I have no issues with mine at all...
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I will find out Saturday when I bring the new PW to the tire shop...also going for 35/12.5/R17.
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Man I wish I'd saved the money on a matching spare tire..
I only got it back up there with the help of a couple buddies and a jar of lube...
I figure if I'm just using it to get me home the factory 33 isn't likely to cause me any issues and weighs less too.
( I never thought to let the air out but what good would a flat spare do me anyway?)
I only got it back up there with the help of a couple buddies and a jar of lube...
I figure if I'm just using it to get me home the factory 33 isn't likely to cause me any issues and weighs less too.
( I never thought to let the air out but what good would a flat spare do me anyway?)
DinoRzrRam
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35 x 12.5 x 18 NO rubbing at all
Grand Mesa
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Running five 35" Toyos @ 37 PSI on the OEM factory aluminum wheels (ditched the steel). It gets easier at every tire rotation to get the spare tire at pressure in the factory spot.
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