Shots
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Agreed. Do your research (which you're obviously doing) instead of jumping in blind. The other thing I would recommend is buying the first set used. You can save a lot of money by tracking down a good used set. Run them for a while and see if you like them or not. If you like them, you keep them. However, if you don't like them you should be able to sell them for close to the same amount you bought them for. Depending on the price you paid and how long you run them, you might even get the same amount back out of them.Take your time with this. Put on the 35's and see what your Jeep looks like first. Then you can decide if you want to go higher. ...
It's a good way to "test fit" tires. I've done it multiple times with various vehicles.
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