Unfortunately not. I’d say 37” tires would definitely be the minimum for this trail.Lisa, would 32 inch tires be sufficient for that trail y'all are on?
They are not telling lies. Most of them are TOO LAZY to do their job.The help line seems to have some people that are telling lies, or are maybe typing VINs wrong.
The woman that was helping me was definitely trying-I don't think it was her-whatever system they are using seems really f-ed up.The help line seems to have some people that are telling lies, or are maybe typing VINs wrong.
I had the same questions... then I found this:I called my sales guy today and he said my Jeep should be delivered this month. My ship date was 29 May. I put my VIN in cryptostickers and a build sheet was found that says Status D1 To D1 Forward. No window sticker found. 'm not sure what that means...
Build sheet when in rolls off the line ready for inspection. Window Sticker when it leaves the plant ready for transport.
I have to disagree 33 inch tires on 16 inch rims were the gold standard for the longest time , people would do rubicon, moab and any other crazy trail you could think of on them. Its only been the last decade or 2 , where people have gone crazy with the tire size. Jeep only started offering 17 inch rims maybe 8-10 years ago.Unfortunately not. I’d say 37” tires would definitely be the minimum for this trail.
Yeah certainly seems there are multiple systems that either sync slowly or not at all.The woman that was helping me was definitely trying-I don't think it was her-whatever system they are using seems really f-ed up.
Hmmm, it'll be interesting to see if the info is accurate. It was supposed to have left the plant a week ago. I'm just hoping to have it by July, is that asking to much? Probably...lolI had the same questions... then I found this:
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True story, however this trail would is quite extreme! The rocks on this trail are at least 50”-60” tall in many spots. Otherwise I agree with you 100%I have to disagree 33 inch tires on 16 inch rims were the gold standard for the longest time , people would do rubicon, moab and any other crazy trail you could think of on them. Its only been the last decade or 2 , where people have gone crazy with the tire size. Jeep only started offering 17 inch rims maybe 8-10 years ago.
Listen of course 37's are going to make it much easier , but 33's will work if your willing to take your time. granted 50 60 inch is pretty fucking tall!True story, however this trail would is quite extreme! The rocks on this trail at 50”-60” tall in many spots. Otherwise I agree with you 100%
True story, however this trail would is quite extreme! The rocks on this trail at 50”-60” tall in many spots. Otherwise I agree with you 100%
I’m sure you’re correct but you’ll be using a winch for most of the trail.Listen of course 37's are going to make it much easier , but 33's will work if your willing to take your time.
Sure and maybe even taking a slightly different route, like they say there is more then one way to skin a cat. I don't know who came up with that saying, pretty sick when you think about it!
I’m sure you’re correct but you’ll be using a winch for most of the trail.