Pizza Cutter Size List & Appreciation Thread

[azwjowner]

A 1951 M38 Jeep Takes on Pott's Mountain Jeep Trail! - YouTube

Kudos to the guy in a 72-year-old Jeep on Potts Trail.

The more I see videos of those early Jeeps, the more I want to buy one. Goats, basically.

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[Flip]

The more I see videos of those early Jeeps, the more I want to buy one. Goats, basically.

I know right. That was very impressive!

 

[Dale's Jeep]

A 1951 M38 Jeep Takes on Pott's Mountain Jeep Trail! - YouTube

Kudos to the guy in a 72-year-old Jeep on Potts Trail.

I think it's hilarious that some guys spend thousands of dollars on modern vehicles to do this stuff and look what this old Jeep can do. Love it.

 

[Aonar]

Well, I finally pulled the trigger. I did forget to add to this thread until today. New Kenda RT 35X10.5 R17 | Jeep Wrangler Forums (JL / JLU) -- Rubicon, 4xe, 392, Sahara, Sport - JLwranglerforums.com

 

[NewbieJon]

I have Nitto Ridge Grapplers in the 285/75R17 size, mounted on the stock Rubicon rims, installed on my 2021 JLUR. They are the same width as the stock 33" tires, but an inch taller at 34" X 11.5" nominal size.

These are a great fit for a stock JL Rubicon. They fill out the wheel wells nicely. No rubbing at full flex. But, they look too small if your Jeep is lifted 2" or more.

I don't know if they will fit a stock Sport or Sahara.

I have a brief review and further comments in my build thread.
https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/2021-jlur-build-what-else-should-i-put-on-it.86488/

 

[Cutterone]

Well when time is right, I am going with 275-70-18 and a 1.75" puck lift on my Sahara 6sp. That probably falls into the slight pizza cutter category. Can't really go bigger without a regear owning to the 6sp and shotty 3.45 gears...

 

[Flip]

Well when time is right, I am going with 275-70-18 and a 1.75" puck lift on my Sahara 6sp. That probably falls into the slight pizza cutter category. Can't really go bigger without a regear owning to the 6sp and shotty 3.45 gears...

I think that's a very good tire size. When I had my TJ, I ran 33x10.5r15 it was fantastic!

 

[dav;d aka Claus]

Although the JL Rubicon has a lot of goodies this is the reason I went with pizza cutters that are only slightly taller.

See: https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/narrow-and-light-35s.3790/post-2620660

I think it's hilarious that some guys spend thousands of dollars on modern vehicles to do this stuff and look what this old Jeep can do. Love it.

 

[jadmt]

me love some pizza......stock wheel and tire was 74lbs so going pizza gained me some lbs at 88lbs now....but sure are taller....measure 34" mounted on the jeep. My Toyo RT 35/12.5-17 measured 33.5"...these were smooth and quiet on the interstate at 70-75mph. My speedo is off by 4-5mph so need to get that corrected. Have a procal snap coming in my AEV lift should be here monday...

 

[Flip]

me love some pizza......stock wheel and tire was 74lbs so going pizza gained me some lbs at 88lbs now....but sure are taller....measure 34" mounted on the jeep. My Toyo RT 35/12.5-17 measured 33.5"...these were smooth and quiet on the interstate at 70-75mph. My speedo is off by 4-5mph so need to get that corrected. Have a procal snap coming in my AEV lift should be here monday...

I like those and they look great! I can see they are the baja boss, what size are they for the record?

 

[jadmt]

Oh I like those and they look great! I can see they are the baja boss, what size are they for the record?

255/85-17 ie ~35x10

 

[dav;d aka Claus]

Here are a couple "First Dirt" photos of my otherwise stock 2018 Jeep Wrangler JLU Rubicon with Toyo Open Country ??? On-/Off Road All-Terrain Tire size 34x10.50R17LT.

True size (from Toyo) 33.5x10.6R17.

I wanted a little bit taller and narrower than the OE KO2 285/70R17 tires. This was the compromise judging gearing, price, quality, and reviews for me.

Toyo specs:
Load / Speed 120S
Load ID (range) D
Sidewall BSW
Product Code 356970
Approved Rim Width Range (in.) 7.0-8.5-9.0
Weight (lbs.) 55
Tread Depth (1/32") 15.6
Inflated Overall Diameter (in.) 33.5
Inflated Overall Width (in.) 10.6
Max Load Single (LBS.) 3085
Max Pressure Single (PSI) 65
Revs Per Mile 620

I am pleased with the look (more each day) and the road manners. Not so narrow that they look 'funny' and that extra 3/4" height makes more of a visual difference than I thought it would.

I normally don't do rock crawling but I did Rocky Gap (Jeep Badge of Honor near Las Vegas) on the original 285/70R17 K02 tires I'm going again in April and see if there's much of a difference from the K02 and Toyo Open Country ??? on the trail.

My next will be Pizza Cutters. I am looking into 34 or 35 X 10ish. The Kendas are high on my list but I will keep an eye on this thread and see what pops up between now and when I can justify buying new.

 

[azwjowner]

Here are a couple "First Dirt" photos of my otherwise stock 2018 Jeep Wrangler JLU Rubicon with Toyo Open Country ??? On-/Off Road All-Terrain Tire size 34x10.50R17LT.

True size (from Toyo) 33.5x10.6R17.

I wanted a little bit taller and narrower than the OE KO2 285/70R17 tires. This was the compromise judging gearing, price, quality, and reviews for me.

Toyo specs:
Load / Speed 120S
Load ID (range) D
Sidewall BSW
Product Code 356970
Approved Rim Width Range (in.) 7.0-8.5-9.0
Weight (lbs.) 55
Tread Depth (1/32") 15.6
Inflated Overall Diameter (in.) 33.5
Inflated Overall Width (in.) 10.6
Max Load Single (LBS.) 3085
Max Pressure Single (PSI) 65
Revs Per Mile 620

I am pleased with the look (more each day) and the road manners. Not so narrow that they look 'funny' and that extra 3/4" height makes more of a visual difference than I thought it would.

I normally don't do rock crawling but I did Rock Gap (Jeep Badge of Honor) on the original 285/70R17 K02 tires I'm going again in April and see if there's much of a difference from the K02 and Toyo Open Country ??? on the trail.

They look great! I really think that is the perfect size for stock or near-stock Jeeps.

 

[Flip]

Is this the ultimate pizza cutter?

(35x10)

 

[azwjowner]

Is this the ultimate pizza cutter?

(35x10)

I think it is! If I were going to 35s that's the only tire I'd run. Lots of Toyota folks run them too with good reviews (easier for them to clear on the IFS).

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