32" metric tire?

[machoheadgames]

What's the weight difference?
p.s. Car tires belong on cars, not Jeeps.

Well they don't make Jeep tires, so what then?

 

[TheBoogieman]

Well they don't make Jeep tires, so what then?

Coincidence?

 

[S00ff00]

I have a 2" budget boost and was looking for 32" tires as well. After a lot of looking I ended up ordering the 16 x 8 Moab replicas from Quadratec and LT265 75R16 Goodyear Duratracs. I'm very happy with them so far, they have excellent traction, aren't too loud on the highway and the wheels from Quadratec have 5" of backspacing so there is no rubbing when turning lock to lock or flexed out.

Edit: I wanted 32" tires because going up to 33" added significant weight and was going to cause clearance issues.

 

['05Train]

I have a 2" budget boost and was looking for 32" tires as well. After a lot of looking I ended up ordering the 16 x 8 Moab replicas from Quadratec and LT265 75R16 Goodyear Duratracs. I'm very happy with them so far, they have excellent traction, aren't too loud on the highway and the wheels from Quadratec have 5" of backspacing so there is no rubbing when turning lock to lock or flexed out.

Edit: I wanted 32" tires because going up to 33" added significant weight and was going to cause clearance issues.

That's actually not a bad solution. I like the stock wheels, but I can get a 265/75R16 Open Country A/TIII that gets me my 32".

Or I stick with what I have and go with a 265/75R15 and deal with "only" having 31s.

 

[machoheadgames]

Coincidence?

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Goodyear Wranglers?