Nice truck..BADASS

 

lookin good man! Do you have any rubbing with those 33's? It's tire time for me and I want 33's, but don't have a lift yet.... I figured I'd at least throw a leveling kit on first tho... keep up the good work!

 

Glad to hear the tires work good. But all I was getting at is that the center tread pattern is not a typical BFG mud terrain.


Below is the pic of yours and a normal BFG. Compare the center tread... notice how the your tread blocks are different sizes and shapes, while they are all the same size and shape on the pic of the other one (off BFG's website).

No biggie, was just curious.

Is there any rubbing with those tires? Do you have a lift?

 

Ok at that! Thats odd!!

 

looks sick!! how about ditching the stock head lights too?

good mods dude!

 

My BFG's look like the picture you posted from BFG's website. However, I saw some tires on a jeep the other day that were BFG MT's and looked almost new. I noticed they had a pattern just about like those in his picture. I thought that maybe he had the lugs cut or something. Maybe BFG changed the tires.

 

Thanks everybody for all the compliments!! I am so thrilled with the way the truck looks. And some people have asked about rubbing. I did NOTHING to the suspension, no lift, no leveling kit, nothing, and I only have rubbing at FULL wheel turn and its only on the inner plastic fender lining near the firewall. No biggie. I still have a great radius and all. And someone is bound to ask this as well, so I'll just answer this as well, NO I didn't have to grind my calipers to get the 15x10's to clear. Thanks again guys :-)

 

BFG has a slightly different mud terrain pattern for the tires that come on the Jeep Rubicons.

 

When you guys replaced the lower shroud on the front bumper there are rivets (origionally) when you replaced it did you rivet it back or just bolt it on?

 

Probably has to do with the amount of wheel offset you appear to have on those rims.