What did you do to your jeep today?

[rustydread777]

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[rustydread777]

you get a wider wheel with the correct offset. yea they're a bit heavy even though they're aluminum, but they look good without being ostentatious.

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[seafish]

Mr Ed was down for brake work, so took Giddyup out on a mowing job.
Couldn't find the hitch extension, so just pulled the spare instead.

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[ikuo78]

A year had passed since the bases of the tread blocks on my Nankang MT tires started cracking, so I replaced them with Duraturn HT tires.
They look reasonably rugged from the front, but a bit puny from the side.
I must be careful not to drive on muddy roads.

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[CherokeeLiberty]

New shoes, today. These were on my wife’s car for a month before she hit a deer and totaled the car.

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[profdlp]

Sorry to hear about the car.

 

[CherokeeLiberty]

New shoes, today. These were on my wife’s car for a month before she hit a deer and totaled the car.

Sorry to hear about the car.

Thanks, she was pretty torn up about it. It was her first big-girl purchase, and she’s had it longer than me

 

[CherokeeLiberty]

Here’s the new look. At 262k miles, this will likely be the last set of tires for this pig. Multi-Mile Wild Country XTX in a 235/70R16. A little different than the 245/75’s I have had up until now.

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[Voorstedt]

Hey! No activity in 24 years? WTF is wrong with you people? Even if you aren't an off-roader, it is a Jeep. You HAVE to have done some thing to it. Since I bought this awesome nightmare, I've done a bunch of things that were needed, and/or funny. I'll post some of them if it looks like this thread will come back to life.

 

[Voorstedt]

man tires

First thing I did! Should have gone with the 235s-stock OK. 225s look skinny and wimpy. Goodrich T/As, though, look and act as they should. Not a rock-climber truck, just has to deal with NE winters, a long way to the barn, and general weird terrain that for some reason, I am on more than is normal for your average guy....Maybe I should reconsider some of my impulse driving.