P1000 Which 235/75r-15 Tire

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Hoping for a true 28" that fits without other options.
I hear ya wish my 235 /75 -15 we're like 255-65-15 which is a 10.039x28.05 but find those in a MT lol

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I looked at 16"s but didn't think could fit any of them with no lift or arms . 5x2 offset 235/75r-15 already did some grooving.

Were you not happy without grooving?
 
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Were you not happy without grooving?
No just got bored wondered if it would help by just feeling by hand made them flex more .

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I've got the same set up as bwaf. You need 1 inch spacers on the rear to make the tires all in line. I went without beadlocks and haven't had an issue even when I air them way down. All stock suspension They rub slightly on rare occasions but not enough to worry about. I have the same style MT tire made by cooper. It gets around great in all kinds of terrain. If you go to EXTREME ends of the spectrum you may want a more specialized tire but if you want a do it all set up from dry roads to muddy trails or rocky terrain this is a damn good way to go. I haven't had any trouble keeping up with everyone else.

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If anything I’d say there were a few occasions especially on slick rock where the street tires excelled. In mud all you need is more wheel speed.
 
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