Appletonbill
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Took the stock 14" steelies off and put on some 15" Jeep rims with 225/75/15 tires on that I got off CL for $150.00. The front 2 are about 75%. The back ones are about 50%.
I'm sure not gonna have a show truck, lol, and I'm also cheap, but it's hard to find 14" tires to fit on the stock rims anymore.Those look good on that actually. I've seen someone elses truck with 18 in wrangler rims and it looked like poo.
================Took the stock 14" steelies off and put on some 15" Jeep rims with 225/75/15 tires on that I got off CL for $150.00. The front 2 are about 75%. The back ones are about 50%.
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Did you have to use spacers to clear the hub snout on the front?
Nah, I think these were off a 93-95 Grand Cherokee and I did not even take the center caps off. I scrubbed the brake dust and grease off the backs and just cleaned the tires up some and they fit right on. I used my Ranger lug nuts and I torqued them to around 85-90 ft/lbs. Took it out for a test spin and no shaking or rubbing.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:1993-1995_Jeep_Grand_Cherokee_--_03-30-2012.JPG
Well, they were not exactly what I was looking for but the price was right for wheels AND tires.They fit perfectly on there. Nice find!
But those rusted out wheel wells is what gives it character. :laughing:looks good, now to work on that rusted out wheel well! lil sheet metal /fiberglass and then some fender flares :thumbsup:
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