slightly larger tire

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belvedere

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I'm going to put some new AT3s on the Libby. ($70 Cooper rebate until 4/15!) I just replaced the shocks, and when I did that, put an extra upper spring isolator in the rear and a 1/4" spacer in front...so, a whopping 1/2" lift. My question is: can I go with 235/75R16 rather than the stock 225/75R16? Per the Cooper website, the difference in overall diameter is 29.72" vs 29.13".
 

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What do you actually measure middle of the wheel to bottom of the flare?
If it is like most that are 1.5 inches below stock height then with a 1/2 inch " lift" you'd still be below stock
So let us know for a good answer instead of guessing
 

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LF 20.25
RF 20
LR 19.25
RR 19.5

(looks like I outta throw some new springs on the rear)
 

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LF 20.25
RF 20
LR 19.25
RR 19.5

(looks like I outta throw some new springs on the rear)

tires will work you are 1/4 to 1/2 inch higher in the rear than new stock height and between one and 1.25 higher in the front
 
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