FJ Cruisers of Northern California
will these tires fit?
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=BFGoodrich&tir...
will these tires fit a stock fjwith no lift and 17" steelies, the tire size is 285/70R17. They are the bf goodrich mud terrain km2.
thnaks
anthony
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Permalink Reply by Bz on
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yes the 265's are the stock size, the 285's will fit depending on the manufacturer, some fit without a lift some don't
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Permalink Reply by Suecyde on
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Those are what I had on my FJ... they will fit with a slight rub on articulation.
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Permalink Reply by tacocat on
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I ran this tire size (Wrangler M/T) at stock height and with factory alloys. It was tight on the turns, but doable.
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Permalink Reply by antbanks on
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Yea I'll see I'm still deciding on what kind of tires I should get.thanks for all the help
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IMO the KM2s are one of the best choices of tires available. I took them trough hell and beat the shit outta them and after 40k in Miles the still had half the thread of not more.... Just rotate them every and keep them filled at 40-50psi.
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what kind of pro comps are they?
i wanted to get a lift but it would void my warenty so i have to wait till 100,000 miles then i thik il get some 285's.
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Permalink Reply by MoabFJ on
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That is bad information, generally spread by tools at dealerships.
We have all lifted our trucks looooong before our bumper to bumper ran out. I don't believe many here have had problems with warranty work. We pulled my truck back from Deer Valley last year with a broken ring and pinion, directly to my dealership. Everything was covered, no problems.
Do not wait 100k to mod your truck. Just understand that you should get to know your service advisor, and don't bring the truck in with obvious trail damage to the broken component and expect them to cover you.
This is a case of pay to play.
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Permalink Reply by Boss73 on
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X2
If they say a lift will do somehting to void the warrenty, The burdon of proof is on them (dealership) to prove.
ALso, they have lost some lawsuites because they have advertised that their FJC can go off road. In these ads they show an FJC going in dirt and through mud puddles. This was enough to convince a judge that since they had these images in their ads, then they were showing their truck in offroad situations and promoting the use of this truck off road.. SO they could not try to void warrenty's due to taking an FJC off road...
So I would not worry about lifting yoru truck..
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