from my dealings with them on other cars here at work...they are not the greatest when it comes to longevity...the most milage I have seen reasonably gotten out of a set of this is 35,000 miles, though most seem to be getting around 25-ish before they start to complain...but the way they drive around here and the brutality rate of the roadways performing carnage the way that they do....that is as much a contributor as anything else...mellowyellow wrote:Time to replace my tires ... the Bridgestone Potenza's are shot... I was not impressed with the I'm looking at Pirelli P4 Four Seasons... any insight on those or ideas about other tires?
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Re: Tires. We all need em - Heres the Thread for em .
Hey all.
I'm looking to put some 17" rims on my Baja with tires that have a little wider tread pattern. Has anyone else attempted this?
I'm looking to put some 17" rims on my Baja with tires that have a little wider tread pattern. Has anyone else attempted this?
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Here are my Yokohama Geolanders AT/S 235/60/16. No rubbing at all so far. Sorry, photo is from my phone but I'm busy being lazy.
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Just Bought 4 tires for my Baja They are the Bridgestone Potenza G019 Grid 225/60/R16. I bought them at Costco and they cost me $105.00 each


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You'll like the Grids.They are a tremendous improvement over the RE 92s. I've put about 35k on mine and they still have over half of their tread left.
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Michelin HydroEdge FTW!!!!
Awesome on my Baja anyway.
Awesome on my Baja anyway.
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OK, researched the heck out of a suitable tire for my purposes. Too much information was making my head spin and I think the Yokohama Geolanders AT/S 235/60/16 are the best tire for my situation. Thanks "gifters". No rubbing and a quiet ride for an aggressive tread pattern.
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WOW price in Bulgaria Bridgestone Turanza ER 300 (Ecopia) 225/60 R16 98Y is currently reduced from $ 250 to $ 230. And $ 105 for potenza is very cheap ....
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Does anyone know what the biggest tire size possible is without rubbing anything for a stock rim?
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depends what you want in big wheels, high tire or wider tire.MNBAJA wrote:Does anyone know what the biggest tire size possible is without rubbing anything for a stock rim?
If 16 "225/70/16 I think there will be no problems.There are many great distance from all sides in fenderliner
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I am looking for a tall tire. I am trying to figure out how much clearance I can give my Baja. I am hoping to get a 225 75 16 on there but I have to do some measuring when I get home.
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until you try you can not understand, you go to a service for tires mounted on a tire rim 225/75 put it on the car jack and start hitting the spot to rotate the wheel to see if rests somewhere. You can experiment with a second hand wheel thrown.
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A 225/75/16 is not gonna happen. The problem you will run into is that there is not enough room at the front and rear of the wheel well to fit a tire with that large of a diameter. The only person I've seen that has bothered to do a bit of trimming and pounding to get a larger tire on was Buck Rogers on Nasioc, but it was a bit of effort for barely any gain.
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Just got my new boots on today. Cooper Discoverer AT/3's
$135.00 each with a $70.00 rebate with purchase of 4!!!


I purchased the 215-70/16's.
There is about 1/2" between the front of the rear tire and the inner lower fender at the front of the rear wheel well. When turning lock to lock there is about 1/2" between the inner fenders and the corner of the tire. I was told it might hit if I hit a big bump when driving and turning.
After the install I found a radar sign near a school and at 40 miles per hour on the speedo the sign showed 40!!! Maybe this thing was made for these tires!!!!!
$135.00 each with a $70.00 rebate with purchase of 4!!!


I purchased the 215-70/16's.
There is about 1/2" between the front of the rear tire and the inner lower fender at the front of the rear wheel well. When turning lock to lock there is about 1/2" between the inner fenders and the corner of the tire. I was told it might hit if I hit a big bump when driving and turning.
After the install I found a radar sign near a school and at 40 miles per hour on the speedo the sign showed 40!!! Maybe this thing was made for these tires!!!!!
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245/45/18 federal ss595 slammed on isc coilovers (this is as high as they go, in the rear at least)





