235/85R16 fits

[boebr1]

Grrr... lost the e-mail I had it in, my dad and I figured it out (he's the math wiz)... hopefully will have it tomorrow

Edit: It'll be a few more days since he is on vacation, and the e-mail was from him... sorry guys...

When I get it up, I'll post it as a new thread, and it will by the way work for going to larger or smaller tires, and works for kilometers or miles

 

[boebr1]

Okay, its posted up as "odometry", and I'll try to get some different pics of my new sized tires up in next couple days if weather gets warm enough for me to stand still more than 30-40 seconds.

 

[boebr1]

here ya go:
Pics involving the 235/85/16 tires

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[boebr1]

Here I have the jeep articulated a bit... even this stuffed into the wheel well there is no rubbing:

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For reference of how articulated, here is the other side:

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[Kj Ken]

i just noticed in your post that you siad there would be a change in proformance if you change the muffler is this true and how much difference would there be
being that my 2003 3.7l has an aftermarket muffler half the size of the standard one

 

[Ry' N Jen]

Better off re-gearing.

 

[muffinman]

where is jlrockies? I hear 235/85/16s are for the true enthusiasts.

:d

lol

 

[kakomerengue]

Greetings, there is possible to put 235/85R16 on a stock 2002 KJ?

 

[tommudd]

Greetings, there is possible to put 235/85R16 on a stock 2002 KJ?

No way,
need 4 inches of lift and then regear to at least 4.10s

 

[kakomerengue]

Thank You tommudd