Lt235/85/r16?

Would the tires shown in the link below (LT235/85/R16) fit on a 2002 Liberty Sport with a 2.5 inch suspension lift?

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Goodyear-Wrangler-MTR-Kevlar-Tire-LT235-85R16/11983382

NO
need at least 4 inches of lift to run them plus regearing to 4.10s
for a 2.5 inch lift 245-75-16s if full spring lift and not a spacer style

Listen to tom, yesterday went up to discount tire, well i got new tires for free!!! Not really, they had a F350 and they put his new tires on my jeep, well didnt fit....rubbed like crazy.

Becuase they took 2 hours for a rotate and balance i got $100 visa gift card.....

TLDR: they wont fit, tried yesterday

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I ran 235/85R16 MT/R (2 sets) for 100k miles with a 2.5" Frankenlift for CRD. I do acknowledge UT is not as ******** as other states however.

And no silly JBA parts... just sayin'

I talked to a guy today that was running them with a 2.5" lift. Imo a 31x1050 looks a lot better. Just depends on how much trimming you are planning to do.

JLRockies said:

And no silly JBA parts... just sayin'

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Silly JBA parts?

TheBlueKJ said:

Silly JBA parts?

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Second that....

The IVIinority said:

I talked to a guy today that was running them with a 2.5" lift. Imo a 31x1050 looks a lot better. Just depends on how much trimming you are planning to do.

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And how expo you want to be....

TheBlueKJ said:

Silly JBA parts?

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Well... perhaps the MOAB area where I go out is not as ******** as the areas you go.

JLRockies said:

Well... perhaps the MOAB area where I go out is not as ******** as the areas you go.

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So JBA parts can't handle the Moab. Then what can?

1BADKJ said:

So JBA parts can't handle the Moab. Then what can?

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They can, lots of been out there and did them with JBA arms.
Some just like to try and be funny contributing nothing much overall

1BADKJ said:

So JBA parts can't handle the Moab. Then what can?

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Rockin GENII UCA's on Kane Creek,never let me down.

tjkj2002 said:

Rockin GENII UCA's on Kane Creek,never let me down.

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How many inches of lift did you have then. And what's your measurements center of hub to fender now. My SFA swap is coming real soon.

1BADKJ said:

How many inches of lift did you have then. And what's your measurements center of hub to fender now. My SFA swap is coming real soon.

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I was at 23.5" on all 4 corners in that pic,now I'm at 29" front and 28.25" rear.

And your running 35s now. We need to talk one day. I need to pick your brains.

With 1" lift:

So if 235/85/16's won't fit, then what's the best size if you want more circumference but stock width?

Basically I'm looking to gain an inch of ground clearance with new tires. And I don't care if they're just as skinny as the stock ones.

P.S. I looked at 215/85/r16's, and I don't like those. I'd only gain .5" of lift and I'd lose about .4" of width. Not a good trade IMO. Does anybody make a 225/85/r16?

Going to be real hard to gain one inch of ground clearance with just tires and one inch of lift
You'll need a tire that is 2 inches taller than what you have now , just start going through different tires/sizes on TireRack and see what floats your boat

Turns out you're right. What I want is a 225/85/r16, which doesn't exist.

So might as well get some width if I can't get height. 245/70 it is