AdamG8GXP
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Willowbrook, IL
Hello,
I just bought a 1994 Jeep Cherokee Sport 4.0L, manual, 4x4. It has 255k miles.
The tires are bold and I want to use XJ mainly to for winter, when my G8 will have trouble, move bigger stuff and to try some easy trails. It has 16" wheels. From what I found out a 30" tire should fit. And that is what I want to have somewhat aggresive looking tires that have good road manners.
I decided to get tires from Treadwright. They have different load ratings. P, C, D, and E are supposed to have a stiffer sidewall. And I have choices of different sizes I can go with with different load ratings.
How much stiffer are C, D, E tires than regular tires that came with the XJ (I don't remember what the current tires are but they have normal thread pattern and are worn to the wear bars)? Right now with tires at 32 PSI ride is OK (not too harsh), but I would like not to make the ride worse.
I just bought a 1994 Jeep Cherokee Sport 4.0L, manual, 4x4. It has 255k miles.
The tires are bold and I want to use XJ mainly to for winter, when my G8 will have trouble, move bigger stuff and to try some easy trails. It has 16" wheels. From what I found out a 30" tire should fit. And that is what I want to have somewhat aggresive looking tires that have good road manners.
I decided to get tires from Treadwright. They have different load ratings. P, C, D, and E are supposed to have a stiffer sidewall. And I have choices of different sizes I can go with with different load ratings.
How much stiffer are C, D, E tires than regular tires that came with the XJ (I don't remember what the current tires are but they have normal thread pattern and are worn to the wear bars)? Right now with tires at 32 PSI ride is OK (not too harsh), but I would like not to make the ride worse.