Suspension lift installed done
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Total job took about five hours but I took my time clean all nuts and bolts now my concern is what size tire can I go with without purchasing spacers I was going to purchase 265 7516's Goodyear Wrangler Duratrac but I think it's not gonna work because it will hit upper ball joint
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- ice79
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30" tires is as big as you can go I believe. Check out the wheel and tires forum, that will have an exact answer.
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i was just checking out the chart it looks like 2457016 2457516 or 2557016
- ice79
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I think actually you can run a 30.5" tire. You might squeeze in there a 265/70/16, I think there are a few builds on here that have went that direction.
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