will these fit

wiil 2003 ome jeep grand cherokee rims and tires fit on my 2007 liberty

scjeep said:

wiil 2003 ome jeep grand cherokee rims and tires fit on my 2007 liberty

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If they are 15" wheels then no
16" probably

scjeep said:

wiil 2003 ome jeep grand cherokee rims and tires fit on my 2007 liberty

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Not without spacer/adapters as the WJ has a 5 on 5 bolt pattern and the KJ has a 4.5 on 5 bolt pattern.Then you'd need a lift to made clearance for the adapters so you don't rub.

tjkj2002 said:

Not without spacer/adapters as the WJ has a 5 on 5 bolt pattern and the KJ has a 4.5 on 5 bolt pattern.Then you'd need a lift to made clearance for the adapters so you don't rub.

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he said they are 16s .and ys you are right he said its a 5 on 5..but was thinking if i cant use the rims , can i use the tires ? cuz they have 80% left on them and looked up that they came in
P225/75R16 104S

Alternate Tire Size (Show Details)
P245/70R16 106S

so thes should fit my stock 16inch rims right?

225-75-16 will fit. 245's will probably rub if you're not lifted.

can i fit a 245/75r16 maxis mudder with mild trimming. also gunna do a clevis lift. maybe some 16x7 wheel with 4 inch bs? what is the best route?

The IVIinority said:

can i fit a 245/75r16 maxis mudder with mild trimming. also gunna do a clevis lift. maybe some 16x7 wheel with 4 inch bs? what is the best route?

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Start with a 3 plus inch lift
clevis lift / trimming isn't going to come close

would 245/70s be better or should i just stick with 235/75s? I think i can get the tires i want in both sizes.

If you're going to lift, lift then tires. Else, get the smaller ones. It's the difference of practically half an inch anyway.

gunna do a wesway lift and some soft 8s 16x7 with 4in bs

some listen some.............................

The IVIinority said:

gunna do a wesway lift and some soft 8s 16x7 with 4in bs

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you might wana just save up some money and get a proper lift your jeep will thank you. chances are that your 02 has never had the springs and shocks replaced so your sitting low as it is so you wont see much gains doing the wesway lift on sagged out stockies. The price of replacing you shocks and springs with lifted ones isnt much more then getting oem, it would be silly not to

yeah I am going to just save up and get a 3 inch lift then do a clevis lift/top plate. I saw a Libby today with a three inch lift and 235/85r16s or 32s it looked sweet! This is the route I want to go. I also plan on adding a Detroit locker this summer. Would I need to re-gear for these tires?

The IVIinority said:

yeah I am going to just save up and get a 3 inch lift then do a clevis lift/top plate. I saw a Libby today with a three inch lift and 235/85r16s or 32s it looked sweet! This is the route I want to go. I also plan on adding a Detroit locker this summer. Would I need to re-gear for these tires?

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for a 32 inch tire yes !
either that or get used to never using overdrive again
and should have a little more than 3 inches of lift as well

Ok would 4:11s be what I should gear to?

The IVIinority said:

Ok would 4:11s be what I should gear to?

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Only thing that is available for the stock D30a is 4.10s

tommudd said:

Only thing that is available for the stock D30a is 4.10s

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Then when you do an SFA swap you can get some serious gears in there :gr_grin:.

Or....
a steel front diff from JBA and then lower than 4.10s

yeah that is getting to be a little too expensive. Do yo think i would be better off to just do a wesway lift then invest my lift money into a locker and some good tires? Just looking for some input on what everyone thinks would be the most cost effective without cutting any corners.

even with the "so called " wesway wrong way lift
you're still only going to be able to run 245-70s more than likely
But do that get some good tires and be done for a while