bigger tyres 2011 patrol

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Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD

Short Answer..........NO

Noone that you see driving around with 35s is legal and given a bad day could have a Canary slapped on their car if the police are having a bad day. You would Never get it Engineered to run 35s but you can get the 5" lift Engineered?? Go Figure!

I run 35s on my GUIV and a 3" lift and parked by itself i recon it looks like it came like that from factory, perfect perspective. Park it next to a bog stocky and hmmmmmmm Its Huge! Handles and Drives Better than a new car but you will out brake me for sure.

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Ok, thanks for that.

How do you go with insurance? Or do you just take the best to not tell them approach?

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Originally Posted by f40

Ok, thanks for that.

How do you go with insurance? Or do you just take the best to not tell them approach?

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Yep, there are no tags on my suspension to say the model number and they'd be hard pressed to argue. The Tyres are a different issue, Assuming that th Tyres are not the cause of my accident then they should not look at them too much, as i said, parked by itself they dont look that big. ;) My logic, my risk!

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Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD

Yep, there are no tags on my suspension to say the model number and they'd be hard pressed to argue. The Tyres are a different issue, Assuming that th Tyres are not the cause of my accident then they should not look at them too much, as i said, parked by itself they dont look that big. ;) My logic, my risk!

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Ok, thanks for the pointers.

Are most suspension components not labelled or easily removed to any avoid future potential problems?

Im just trying to figure out if I want to go a 2" or 3" lift.

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Originally Posted by Wazza11978

Have lifted it now , makes the tyres look completely different Attachment 15166

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What brand and make of tyre did you put on and are they on the Patrols standard 8 x 17 rim

Maxxis Bighorns Nissan 17x8 rims