255/70r16 at

[kaktuso]

Has anyone pictures of this :emotions34: combination?
THX

 

[jeeptorino68]

i have HWY tires not AT... but
this is on just a "budget lift (extra rear isolator and clevis lift for the front) about 1/2 or 3/4 overall

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when i bought it, same tires, before i added the 'budget lift'

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[TwoBobsKJ]

Firestone Destination AT's on Moab 16X8's...

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One in the snow last winter...

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And an off-road pic...

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Bob

 

[jeeptorino68]

bob
how much lift do you have total? that is the look i am going for, and i have been tyring to figure out what tire size i want.
255/70/16 and 245/75/16 are the same height essentially, but the 255 is of course a bit wider, but i dont want to rob too much HWY mileage so i was thinking the 245s

 

[tommudd]

bob
how much lift do you have total? that is the look i am going for, and i have been tyring to figure out what tire size i want.
255/70/16 and 245/75/16 are the same height essentially, but the 255 is of course a bit wider, but i dont want to rob too much HWY mileage so i was thinking the 245s

255-70s run smaller than 245-75 which are almost the same height as the 265-70s
Noticeable difference between them
I have ran ( way back when on mine) 255-70, 265-70, and 245-75s

 

[TwoBobsKJ]

^^^^^ That

I'm sitting at 22.75 in the front and 22.5 in the back (the rear flares come down a bit more in the back - the KJ sits level when measuring the pinch weld front and back.)

I'm now at 50,000+ on my Firestones so I'll be putting on a set of 265/70-16 Duratracs in the next month or so. I don't have enough tread left to venture into the snow belt areas I travel in through the winter so time for new shoes. Local shop is treating me well on price for the Duratracs - plus that's one of the few tires I like in that size. Reverend Mudd gave me the idea to go to the 265's since they're the same diameter as 245's but sit better on the 8-inch wide Moabs. 265's are 30.6 while the 245's are 30.7 in diameter. The recommended rim width for the 265's is 8".

Bob

 

[jeeptorino68]

well i am running the stock 16x7s and i am going to be keeping those. so probably 245s for me. the general grabber AT2 i was thinking of i think only comes in a load E

 

[Kj/toy]

^^^^^ That

I'm sitting at 22.75 in the front and 22.5 in the back (the rear flares come down a bit more in the back - the KJ sits level when measuring the pinch weld front and back.)

I'm now at 50,000+ on my Firestones so I'll be putting on a set of 265/70-16 Duratracs in the next month or so. I don't have enough tread left to venture into the snow belt areas I travel in through the winter so time for new shoes. Local shop is treating me well on price for the Duratracs - plus that's one of the few tires I like in that size. Reverend Mudd gave me the idea to go to the 265's since they're the same diameter as 245's but sit better on the 8-inch wide Moabs. 265's are 30.6 while the 245's are 30.7 in diameter. The recommended rim width for the 265's is 8".

Bob

No 265x75x16 with the 4.10's???

 

[TwoBobsKJ]

No 265x75x16 with the 4.10's???

Didn't want to get into fender liner trimming, etc., plus with the additional height I'm sensitive to the loss of power since I tow a boat a lot during the summer (and the occasional hard-sided camper too.)

I really like the look of the 265/70's - for now I'm good to go. But when I upgrade to JBA coilovers I'll be more inclined to go to the 75's. arty52:

Bob

 

[tommudd]

No 265x75x16 with the 4.10's???

Actually 265-70-16s and 4.10s is almost the perfect match. Bob will do better overall when driving and towing etc with that combo than say I can with the 265-75-16s

 

[jeeptorino68]

some updated pics of mine with the new 255 70 16 general grabber at2, ironman lift with extra rear isolator and clevis spacer