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Cooper Zeon LTZ
I've had mine down to around 36 psi believe. Wouldn't really go any lower than that- Bryan Jones
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LR4 on 33's
Not yet. Just got back from the gym. Might not even be a leak, coolant is bone dry. I'll fill it up, and keep an eye on it- Bryan Jones
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LR4 on 33's
Gonna put a hold on the rest of the tires for a minute. Possible coolant leak, and very weak power steering. Could be the pump, but the fluid is a tad low- Bryan Jones
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Another Defender hint?
If you look close enough at the gear knob, it's more like a joy stick almost. It even curves like one- Bryan Jones
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BFG T/A KO2 in 19"
Yes. But there's several other brands that make 18's, that don't require a spacer. Compos, Tuffants, Evo, Mudtech- Bryan Jones
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20" wheels
From what I can gather, they're about the same size. Terra Grapplers are 0.1" bigger, so should work- Bryan Jones
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20" wheels
Ridge Grapplers, and Terra Grapplers are 2 different ones. Which one do you mean? Because several people have posted that they're running Terra Grapplers in that size with no issues- Bryan Jones
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20" wheels
The bolt pattern is 5x120.... Don't think they changed it- Bryan Jones
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LR4 on 33's
I'm honestly just gonna take the whole truck, with the tires, bump stop extensions, etc., to my local guys. They're already tracking what I want, except 33's not 35's- Bryan Jones
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BFG T/A KO2 in 19"
255/60r19 is the biggest for 19" tires, otherwise look into 18''s or 20's- Bryan Jones
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BFG T/A KO2 in 19"
Closest options are Aturro Trail Blade MT's or Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs- Bryan Jones
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LR4 on 33's
Yeah I noticed earlier that the tire is pretty close to the UCA. We'll see just how close tomorrow because my tire is approximately 0.6" wider than yours- Bryan Jones
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20" wheels
I'm not sure what the right size would be for 20's, but I bet if I got the size, I could find a pretty decent tire Also, who wants to go through the hassle of swapping wheels every time you want to go offroad? Sometimes I get off work at a decent hour, and just want to go. Don't want the hassle...- Bryan Jones
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20" wheels
I'm sure of you look hard enough, you'll find a nice set of tires for those 20's- Bryan Jones
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20" wheels
Everyone's gonna tell you to sell the 20's and get 18's. Do what you want, man. If you prefer the look of 20's there's some pretty decent all terrain tires out there. I was going to put 20's on mine, but got a crazy good deal on some 18's, so I couldn't pass it up- Bryan Jones
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LR4 on 33's
I think I got it. A compromise, of sorts. Bare with me on this: The problem with going with bigger tires, is adding width. The taller the sidewall, the more width you are adding. Example, 255/55r19 is 30x10.4 wide. 275/70r18 it's 33.1-33.4 (depending on the brand)x11-11.3 wide. So if a tire is...- Bryan Jones
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LR4 on 33's
After very careful consideration, I've opted NOT to go 35's. The reason I wanted bigger tires are widely listed throughout this thread. More sidewall, better tires, and to push the limits of what tire size could be put on. The reason I'm not going with 35's is the amount of work and the cost...- Bryan Jones
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"Replica" 2014+ taillights
https://www.youtube.com/user/powerfulukltd Check them out, they've done it, and more....I think- Bryan Jones
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LR4 on 33's
I heard Breckenridge is going to be open pretty late this year. I also live in Colorado, but South Springs- Bryan Jones
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