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Don't want to hijack an awesome thread so please feel free to pm me the explanation. RWKHausSupply, could you help ME understand exactly what you were getting at in reference to the load range? Ive been googleing it for 10-15 minutes and cant quite get it.
Basically the higher load range tires (going up the alphabet) are for heavier vehicles. They have much stiffer sidewalls that are designed to carry the extra weight. This makes them heavier. The extra stiffness makes them ride extremely rough on lighter weight vehicles.
I like this, too bad I just left Havasu for Prescott mountain trails or id come give you a hand... besides, looks you have room for one more jeep in your garage...
for reference i put a set of e range tires on my xj because they were free and i needed tires in a hurry, and had no idea one of them had 10psi of air in it until the next morning when i put a gauge on it. it looked just as full as the rest of them.
I like this, too bad I just left Havasu for Prescott mountain trails or id come give you a hand... besides, looks you have room for one more jeep in your garage...
$400 plus $160 shipping. I've got them all bolted up and finished. They bolted on like OEM parts and the lines are flawless. I would highly recommend them to anyone that is interested.
I know it's been a while since I have updated but it's been a little too warm out here in AZ to be in the garage! A little project from this weekend...
Added a 50" curved light bar with Rough Country mounts. The mount install was flawless, my time to build these would have cost more than $59, great product for a great price!
