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It's amazing what a lift and big tires to do to some vehicles!

I would expect nothing less from your hard work. You 2 never disapoint :clap2: Thank you

287/75r17!! I have them and they work great!! Mine measured 33.5" once they were mounted

I'm with you there!!!! That's why I'll be getting EVO's after I've beat the hell out of my factory ones:thumb:

At a Jeep Jamboree this summer, one of the Nemesis sales reps was there with 2 of his friends. They all had these and one took a hard enough hit to bend the front of the slider right behind the front wheel. The sliders did no body damage. They are aluminum and were beat up pretty good from other...

I do it with my soft top too, and yes it is!!!!!

Scott, I always take my dog in and out through the tailgate

Installed my exhaust

My atv. With the tracks on I've never used the winch to pull myself out.

Here's what it looks like. I don't have to shut the tail gate any harder, but when I open it, I can see where the tread is resting

EVO tranny armor and Flashcal

If you plan on keeping the exact tire and size, absolutely. But how many people do that, not many. Just a thought. And if you do keep the same tires, you use the best one of your old set as a spare, and you only buy 4 tires:twocents:

If anyone just wants the matching wheels and tires, $700. For the 2005 wheel $100. Thanks

Tughill, in New York, getting ready for hunting season

There's what I'm wheeling this weekend

Agree with what Army Vet said. I would, however put on a relocation for your steering stabilizer. I replaced my SS too, because I broke it. Whole setup was about $115

Teraflex, up and out of the way

Bigger tires Not as big as I wanted, but good for now

5 MTR's, 6 wheels. 5 wheels are from 2006, 1 wheel is <2006. Minor surface scratches, from normal wear. Tires are stock 245/75R16 with <5000 miles. PM me if you're interested. Wayalife members $800