Best visual tire size on LJ?

Looks good.

Up-travel appears to be sacrificed.

very sacraficed, it sits the way I got it (2.5" spacers only) eventually it'll be on 3" springs with 1.25 Savvy BL (have to do the cable shifter so I can do the body lift so I can do the raised Savvy GTS,have a line on springs via @Ocho )
It's more of a backwoods discovery vehicle (and DD) so any and all plans for it are overkill
 
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very sacraficed, it sits the way I got it (2.5" spacers only) eventually it'll be on 3" springs with 1.25 Savvy BL (have to do the cable shifter so I can do the body lift so I can do the raised Savvy GTS,have a line on springs via @Ocho )
It's more of a backwoods discovery vehicle (and DD) so all plans for it are overkill

I definitely like the look tucked in and low kinda like the stuffed lowered look of the 90s dually chevys (but way more rugged).

And great news if you don’t need more travel for your purpose. Once you increase gap the wheels start to look tinier so it’s a double-edged sword balancing form vs function.

It’s a sweet rig either way. :)
 
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@firealley 33s are great. The Rubicon package should have been 33s and a 2.5in lift.

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That doesn't look bad at all. I think the key is tucking them in. When they stick out way past the flares it starts looking too roller-skatey.

You missed that one completely, Dude. The key, obviously, is that it is Y-e-l-l-o-w……

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@firealley 33s are great. The Rubicon package should have been 33s and a 2.5in lift.

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Front iso is my favorite angle when looking at an LJ. It's the side view that my eye doesn't prefer so much.

Edit: I'm going to end up with an LJ specifically because I've said what I've said...that's how the universe works.
 
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Most people that want a big tire, don't want a skinny one. That's why very few companies make 34, 35" tires in the tiny 10.5" width. Most 15" options are C rated. The metric size tires go with stiff sidewalls for the heavy vehicles that usually run them. For what it's worth, all 35" BFG tires are 34" or less.

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