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40" tire clearance question

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Hey Guys,

Has anyone seen (or have pictures) of a 40" stuffed at steering lock? I am wondering if a 40x13.50 will hit the stock steel bumper (with the ends removed) mounted on a 4.75 BS wheel.

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Hey Guys,

Has anyone seen (or have pictures) of a 40" stuffed at steering lock? I am wondering if a 40x13.50 will hit the stock steel bumper (with the ends removed) mounted on a 4.75 BS wheel.

-Eli
Seen pictures of them on monster trucks or John Deere tractors but can't come up with a legitimate reason to put them on a regular vehicle so nope, no pictures.
 
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Helpful. Thanks.
 

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You won't even be able to turn full lock on flat ground with 4.75 back spacing.

I have 5 inches of lift upfront and 2.75 back spacing. I still rub fairly easily when off camber.
 

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40x13.50r17
2.75 back spacing
5 inches lift front
4.5 inches lift rear

Jeep Wrangler JL 40" tire clearance question 20190210_130920
 
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40x13.50r17
2.75 back spacing
5 inches lift front
4.5 inches lift rear

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So there isn't room for the tire to "tuck" into the corner with less backspacing. That's the information I am looking for.

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-Eli
 
 







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