[ADIDAS]

I have no jeep manual.

I have the 3.07 gears with 31's right now.

I am going to be putting my stock wheels and tires back on (245/75/15's) monday until winter. I figure it wont kill my gas mileage as much. Bu tim not sure where to place the jack to lift it up to change them up.

Thanks.

[Sparty]

Originally Posted by ADIDAS

I have no jeep manual.

I have the 3.07 gears with 31's right now.

I am going to be putting my stock wheels and tires back on (245/75/15's) monday until winter. I figure it wont kill my gas mileage as much. Bu tim not sure where to place the jack to lift it up to change them up.

Thanks.

I believe it's right on the axle between the LCA's and Tire.

[Rocky529]

An easy place is under the differential.. get both wheels off the ground at the same time.

[Sparty]

Originally Posted by Rocky529

An easy place is under the differential.. get both wheels off the ground at the same time.

for a stock bottleneck?

I've never done it...but I'd expect problems when doing it on the front....unless you have experience??

[Rocky529]

Originally Posted by Sparty

for a stock bottleneck?

I've never done it...but I'd expect problems when doing it on the front....unless you have experience??

Yea the front would give you problems I assume... the only jack I have ever used was a mechanic's floor jack. But I read that someone here did it... I forget who it was but I remember his saying that it was the jack that came with his Jeep.