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  1. Kanati Trail Hog AT 37s First Impressions 37/12.5/R17

    They measure 35.65 on the jeep from ground to top. Pretty tall measurement considering I run them at only 26-28 psi. Don’t know why the craze is measuring height on the vehicles these days lol…it’s completely variable depending on jeep weight, wheel width and air pressure. off road aired down...
  2. Kanati Trail Hog AT 37s First Impressions 37/12.5/R17

    Yes I am! Currently the only thing I don’t like is the noise. They are considerably more noisy as I wear them down. About 10-12000 miles on them and they still have superb wet weather traction. Perform very well off road. Great ride and cornering etc. only issue is the noise. I would prefer the...
  3. 2021 Seat Torture

    Hey can you message me your seat guys contact info? I am in East Texas, but if I could have my local seat shop replicate that in my seats with a conversation and info from your guy maybe I will keep this Jeep a lot longer! The seats are my only complaint about this thing! Cant ride for more than...
  4. Anyone Have Feedback on Kanati Trail Hog Tires?

    Bro thank you for this I will definitely reach out to them about this spare…GREAT info thank you again
  5. New All-Terrain Tires On Stock Wheels?

    Excited for you man! Jeeps are so fun!
  6. Rubicon Shocks

    Personally I would not waste time getting the red rubicon shocks they are under damped for the vehicle for sure. I would get the small fox monotubes that come on the Gladiator and JL Rubis now at the least if you just have to have shocks....I used shock extensions with stock shocks for a couple...
  7. JL Rubicon 35's on stock rims?

    37s stock wheels with 2 inch Pro Comp Spacer Lift and no wheel spacers...just adjusted my steering stops a couple turns to not rub the control arms.
  8. 35s on STOCK wheels NO lift

    Last one for reference...15 psi...this is my brothers daily driver at he has over 20,000 miles on 315s on stock wheels zero issues and never had to have them rebalanced.
  9. 35s on STOCK wheels NO lift

    Hope all this helps others down the road...Stock wheels 37s at 12 psi and Stock JLUR on 35s at 15 psi doing a little crawling.
  10. 35s on STOCK wheels NO lift

    The 35/11.5 is also a great option for those wanting the tall and narrower look. Also less of a crown on the tire with it mounted on stock wheels.
  11. 35s on STOCK wheels NO lift

    Also 37/12.5 on stock wheels as well no wheel spacers to keep the stock scrub radius and minimize leverage on the balljoints etc. :)
  12. 35s on STOCK wheels NO lift

    Stock 7.5 inch wide wheels and stock suspension. Discount tire actually mounted them which surprised me. Ride perfect and balanced great. Also using stock wheels helps with the scrub radius and the steering feel. Also clears fenders best with the low offset stock wheel.
  13. New All-Terrain Tires On Stock Wheels?

    The 35/12.5 tires on stock rims actually hold a bead better than a wider rim because there is more pressure on the bead...its a poor mans beadlock and works way better at low pressure off road and drives perfect on the highway. Anyone saying that the 12.5 on a stock wheel is a bead popping...
  14. 35s on STOCK wheels NO lift

    Stock 7.5 inch wide wheels and stock suspension. Discount tire actually mounted them which surprised me. Ride perfect and balanced great. Also using stock wheels helps with the scrub radius and the steering feel. Also clears fenders best with the low offset stock wheel.
  15. JLU Rubicon on 35s no lift

    That's why I made this video to show how even 315s touch at full stuff...have to have bumpstops for tough wheeling. Also you are running Nittos which are taller than every other 35 or 315 out there so that exacerbates the issue! Sorry for your experience man!
  16. Kanati Trail Hog AT 37s First Impressions 37/12.5/R17

    Appreciate the kind words man!
  17. Kanati Trail Hog AT 37s First Impressions 37/12.5/R17

    I think I incorrectly posted this in the marketplace by accident so here it goes again!


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