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    31inch to 33inch

    Hi all, I have a 2 inch lift on my 2011 gu st patrol and am running 265/70/r16 wranglers on it. Which I believe is around a 31 inch tyre. I want to go to a 33 inch tyre as I reckon they are a better offroad size. Would a 285/75r16 be ok to put on without the tyre scrubbing? Also will that size bolt on to the back door for the spare?

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    Yes mate you will have no dramas at all.

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    You'll have to remove the front mud flaps
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    X2 with Winnie mate. I don't believe there should be any dramas.
    I'm not 100% sure but think you can get 35's under a GU with a 2 inch lift without any dramas.

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    Drew and Winnie, what offset rims are you guys running on your GQs??
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    I'm standard offset.... -13 I think. (Edit)
    Last edited by Drewboyaus; 3rd January 2014 at 10:41 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD View Post
    Drew and Winnie, what offset rims are you guys running on your GQs??
    Mine is -22

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    Unless you are running a weird offset rim, 33's should bolt straight on (incl the spare) without any issues at all.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dougy View Post
    Hi all, I have a 2 inch lift on my 2011 gu st patrol and am running 265/70/r16 wranglers on it. Which I believe is around a 31 inch tyre. I want to go to a 33 inch tyre as I reckon they are a better offroad size. Would a 285/75r16 be ok to put on without the tyre scrubbing? Also will that size bolt on to the back door for the spare?
    Doug the tyre you are running standard is a 32" 265/70/16, standard GU rims are +10 in the 16's, u can run 33" 285/75/16 & 2" lift with no issue but it will scrub the front mudflaps when flexing with the swaybar on & rear inner guards, same will happen with -13 rim, running -22 is technically illegal but no one will ever pick it up unless your rims are examined, this will never happen, these will scrub very slightly when you have no sway bars connected & is great for rock climbing as you get max flex out of the springs & shocks, be sure to adjust the proportional valve spring for the rear brakes, everyone will tell you it is not required but it is, put some weight in the vehicle or tow something & you will learn very fast you have poor rear brakes, your fronts will lock on dirt or tar in an emergency & you have no steering
    Last edited by Morton; 8th January 2014 at 07:43 AM.
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    I literally did this 2 weeks before xmas. Changed from 17" rims back to 16". 285/75/16. on king rims with a 2" lift. Looks great too. -13 offset. Still had to remove front mud flaps. No biggy. Spare fitted no problem. More concerned about extra weight on door though.
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