[blacktj27]

I want to put 32x11.5 tires on my 04 sport. So I wanted to know what you guys have had luck with and where I can go to get a decent price. I have spidertrax spacers on the way, and a REBB waiting to get installed. I will be using my stock ravine wheels too if that makes a difference.

[Awshux]

Well, if you're asking for a recommendation for tires, you'll get a lot of different answers. Once again it comes down to what you want to do with your Jeep. I've got BFG AT's on mine, because 75% of my driving is done on the road. The rest is dirt/rock trails, but I don't do any hard-core rock-crawling. As far as where to get them, I'm partial to Discount Tire, because I like their "no extras" pricing. Mounting and lifetime balancing and rotation are included in the price, as are valve stems (which most places charge you extra for). I've always found their service top notch, and they have a price match guarantee. Have fun!

[Evan97TJ]

I too would reccomend the BFG ATs....that is if you still want good road handling and still be able to go just about anywhere you would want to. I have been running 32x11.50 15's on my TJ for almost 2 years and have gotten great mileage out of them. If you are doing some serious wheeling then you might want to upgrade to a more aggressive tire....

As far as where to get them, i got mine at sears....They have a price match policy as well and they take an additional 10% off the difference. BFG was also advertising that if you manage to get stuck....they would come tow you out or pay someone to do it for them.....I think that is included in the warranty.....It was for the AT's, MT's, and the new tire they have....Not the longtrails.....

[Wheelin98TJ]

I like Goodyear MT/Rs.

I'm on my second set now and have been very pleased with them. They work well on all types of terrain including pavement.

[kcphilaflyer]

I just ordered my BFG Muds, 159.99 each....ouch

[Muddeprived]

I got superswamper ltb's with that size and no complaints. They look good, dig good, and sure turns heads......$99-$101 each...depending on where you buy them.

If i were buying a set of tires for the trail, i'd take these ltb's over the bfg mt's even though the mt's are my fav tires. The price is one reason and the performance is another.....NOTHING digs as well as a swamper

...and at the same time, nothign wears as fast as a swamper

[SmithersGS]

I've never purchased tires before since this is my first Jeep (and the first time I've kept a vehicle long enough to warrant new tires), but someone recommended the Destination M/Ts. They have pretty good on-road manners (compared to what friends have told me about other mud tires; I don't know firsthand) and if you're gonna be in mud these are what you want. I don't have any experience with MTs but on my first 4-wheeling trip ever, my jeep was the only one out of about fifteen that didn't get stuck at some point. That sold me on the Destinations!

[thejafe]

I've got 32x11.50 BFG AT's, an OME HD kit and Spdertrax wheel spacers on my stock Ravine rims. Let me know if you have any more questions on the setup. It's been working out great for me:

[thejafe]

Last night I added .75" spacers above the front springs to help level her out, and an adjustable front track bar to center my axle... you might want to add a 1" BL with your BB to give you some more room under there.

[kcphilaflyer]

[QUOTE=thejafe]I've got 32x11.50 BFG AT's, an OME HD kit and Spdertrax wheel spacers on my stock Ravine rims. Let me know if you have any more questions on the setup. It's been working out great for me:




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[blacktj27]

cool thanks guys

[julietkilo]

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