4x2 are still pretty capable offroad vehicles, just gotta adjust your driving style a lil... gotta work a lil more skinny pedal into your gameplan

 

I've gotta agree. In the AZ desert, even with my passenger tires, I'm in the dirt quite a bit. Fact is I never realized that there was a difference in tire sizes between the 4x4 and the 4x2 stock. I've got more than enough room for the 31's without any life, but with a 3" body lift they'll look just fine.

 

I've got a "02 D 4X4 I have just installed LT265/75R-16 's all around (of course) these measure to 31.8 ". The front bumper is rubbing a little when in reverse wheels cut. I started to crank my t-bars but they are seized (SURPRISE) so they are soaking in fluid film for a couple of days. I am currently on the hunt for rear shackles. You can't beat BFG's. I would have got them this time, but I cheaped out so I could get new wheels.........sweet nothing like a little shine. Best of luck with the new skins.