Biggest Size Tire For WK2 V8 *NO RUBBING*

In this video I show you the biggest size off-reading tire you can have on a WK2 V8 WITHOUT RUBBING 275/55/20
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[@BrandenLopez]

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[@Stone2915]

Thank you soooo much I was scared to order these tires for my 20 inch rims but now I’m sure they will work

[@BrandenLopez]

Anthony Stone glad I could help!

[@Stone2915]

Question how are they holding up and how do is the tread wear holding up

[@BrandenLopez]

I don’t have the jeep anymore, but the KO2s in my opinion are great tires!

[@danielzamora4130]

Here i am looking to see if that size of tires can fit my 2011 overland and now i can go ahead and order my tires thanks for this video!

[@aaronbishop2691]

Sure wish this video would play for me agh

[@djsonnyent]

what about 2016 wk2 limited with 18 inch factory rims ? Whats the biggest size all-terrian tire i can go with ?

[@yerwrng]

Looks like the wk2 and 2.5-3 budget lift on 32-33 will replace my daily xk commander on the same set up ...i don't off-road it as its my daily but the road are nad enough here in the mountains that it needs to clear better than city folks but 32-33 with spacers and pinch seam cut and fold should fit enough tire to look like should from the factory. Is the wk2 still a 5spd like XK 5.7 with the 545rfe or have they added more speeds /gears to the gear box ... The xk 5.7 pulls 32s pretty well but more gears wouldn't hurt ...lol... can't picture the v6 on more than stock rubber.

[@no_handle_required]

hows that low profile for airing down and actually going through soft stuff?

[@salcartiglia9177]

What size spare are you using with the bigger tires since that needs to be the same diameter or risk major 4x4 system damage.

[@salcartiglia9177]

What size spare do you use to avoid major 4x4 system failure?

[@abiudc]

Thank you for the information

[@BrandenLopez]

You got it!

[@ManoloSeFue]

Dude. Thank you so much. So helpful.

[@BrandenLopez]

Manny Aguilar glad I could help!

[@iechiefcherokee3807]

2011 wk2 on Toyos 295-70-17 2 inch lift no rub pinch weld bent over but not needed clearance is great

[@BrandenLopez]

Awesome!

[@zieske98]

I just ordered 285 55 20 toyo open county at3's for my 2015 summit v8, hope they fit

[@Samarskyi]

Good video, thank you but next time torn on a flashlight mobile ))

[@brittmansell2324]

What do you think about spacers on the wheels at all with that size tire? I have those same stock wheels and I’m on the fence about putting spacers to kick them out a little.

[@bhhvvbvgyvbuvv]

Why spacers and not -30 offset instead?

[@bryandelazerda7711]

Hi first of great video man! Now I have a V6 but I’m going to assume I can get the same tires like you on mine correct??

[@BrandenLopez]

Bryan Delazerda thank you, and yes you can get the same tires!

[@AD-mw6ne]

@@BrandenLopez How much did you MPG dip down? I'm assuming it will be the same for the v6

[@tortelvis1]

Branden, did you stick your hand in the back of the tire were the shock mount is? Is there any rubbing there at all? I tried putting on the nitto ridge grappler 2 on my 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee overland. Size was 305/50/20. Great fit great on the back but the width hit the shock mount on the front. Will need spacers for the front or a smaller size.

[@BrandenLopez]

tortelvis1 when I put these tires on the jeep there was no rubbing at full turn anywhere!

[@billiebowling7755]

Thinking about purchasing some 285 /55/20. When yours is all the way down is that factory hight or a bit higher

[@BrandenLopez]

When the jeep was all the way down it was below ride height. Once you hit around 10-20mph it’ll go to stock height.

[@billiebowling7755]

So I'm thinking 285 probably won't fit my 2007 Jeep Grand Cherokee

[@itfocus]

I’ve put 285/50/20, on mine, much wider and looks great, also 5 mil spacers.

[@BrandenLopez]

Nigel Headlam that’s awesome Nigel! I bet they look great!

[@rolandorodriguez6313]

@@BrandenLopez any lift set up with that tire size.?

[@joeylaspinas1641]

Hi Nigel. I hope you'll be able to reply on this. I have lift the front 2" and put a 1.25' spacer. Do you think a 285/55/20, which is 0.9 inch taller than the 285/50/20 would fit? If you don't mind, how much is the minimum clearance between the fender and the edge of the tire when you turn the wheel? Your reply is much appreciated.

[@mackenzieshook2038]

What size are these? 32s?

[@carloscabrera4951]

Hi.Very ,very helpful. Did you test it off road without ever rubbing? I own a 2019 G.Ch. Limited , and here in Chile they come with 20´ wheels. G.Ch Limited doesn´t have Quafralift ,so I would like to know if with the "Standard" lift , the 275/55/20 tires would rubb in the Limited doing Off road.(Sorry 4 my english).-

[@benwilliams9172]

Hey man so I have a set of 32's I would like to put on my 2012 grand Cherokee Laredo with no air suspension. Would you guess they would rub offroading?

[@BrandenLopez]

Ben Williams that’s going to be a tough one. It might, but I’m not 100% sure.

[@markymark247]

Here’s a good question, the overland is suppose to have lockers for the diffs right? Well the last time I went in sand, for whatever reason they kept unlocking and just grinding the shit out of my diff because one was trying to grab while the other spun... at least that’s what it sounded like unless the CV angles were so jacked that something else was sliding out of where it shouldn’t... what ever I heard freaked me tf out and I can’t recreate the noise now or locate anything really wrong. On pavement, putting it in sand or rock locks em all up and I can tell when making a tight turn, however I never hear the sound on pavement or even an uneven gravel driveway, just when I’ve got tires spinning in the sand.. any ideas?? I read one forum that a guy in a regular Cherokee unplugs some relays and everything is fine for him

[@markymark247]

You have a head gasket issue yet with that beast? My overland tends to run really hot unless I baby the hell out of it and always have the AC on so the rad fans stay on. Usually the fans won’t kick on till 222°-230° coolant temps. Just wondering if anyone else is having these issues

[@BrandenLopez]

When I had the Jeep it had no issues at all. My buddy has a wk2 too and he hasn’t had any problems yet either!

[@joer5057]

210-225 is "normal" for the hemi. Most new cars run hot like this for emission reasons. On my 300c, I run a 180° T-stat and have my fans set to start coming on around 187° via my i3.

[@KeepYourSWORDInYourHand]

But does it rub when driving and turning, hitting bumps and such...

[@BrandenLopez]

When I had the jeep it didn’t rub at all. Not when turning, driving, or hitting bumps.

[@SpAzZzZz_]

What rim is this exactly? What part number and what offset are they all the same offset?

[@jonathanp308]

Factory 20” rim on wk prior to 2014

[@SpAzZzZz_]

@@jonathanp308 are they the same height as the stock ones? Going to burn up my AWD system if not

[@SpAzZzZz_]

@jonathanp308 ok I have an 11' grandcherokee Laredo

[@jonathanp308]

@@SpAzZzZz_ sorry, I was referring to the Overland Trimline

[@SpAzZzZz_]

@@jonathanp308 ohhhh gotcha 👌

[@tortelvis1]

Hi, the height is perfect but what about the width? Did you consider something lighter like a 305 or a 295?

[@BrandenLopez]

tortelvis1 I never thought about going wider, I did some research and what I found was that these were the biggest tires that would fit without trimming so that’s what I went for!

[@ukraine345]

tortelvis1 I got 295/45/20 on my summit Will change my tires soon to 305/50/20 and see :))

[@2008equinox]

Did you get to use these tires in the snow? I don't believe they are snow rated.

[@BrandenLopez]

I didn’t with this vehicle. But I used them on my F150 and they performed really well!

[@19jdorsey86]

Hey dude I'm running 275 45 20 on my Laredo after market wheels ... I wanted to see if you happen to know if I could fit anything wider... no lift or anything like that and I rushed that's why I got the 45s lol I know I know man

[@BrandenLopez]

Joey Dorsey With reading everything online, some people can fit 285/50/20 (not sure what brand). It’ll be wider than your current tires for sure. I’m not sure if that’ll lead to rubbing or not. Also, the SRT tires are 295/45/20 and they seem to fit just fine on those models. I guess it depends on the look you want! Let me know if this helped at all!

[@iechiefcherokee3807]

Toyos MT 295 -70-17 that’s what I’m running wk2 Cherokee looks mean and and no issue with clearance only because I have a old man emu 2 1/12 inch lift . It’s a replica of the of the wk2 trail hawk 2 concept

[@Kermit_Savage]

Did these tires decrease any gas mileage MPG?

[@BrandenLopez]

Yes they did, but not substantially.

[@JB88-]

I thought the 12's had push button start?

[@BrandenLopez]

I removed my push to start switch!

[@brianparris7020]

Will 285 fit these air suspension?

[@BrandenLopez]

This jeep had air suspension. So yes.

[@aaronbishop2691]

Wonder if 285/55/20 would fit

[@toddfauls2807]

What year is that

[@BrandenLopez]

Todd Fauls 2012!

[@Shaneybaney4u2nv]

Airlinksgc.com if you have quadralift

[@Stone2915]

I would ask what’s this but I’ll just click the link and find out lol

[@vahiksan]

Video stops in first 10 seconds

[@Fab-ec8os]

Does anyone know if 285/45/22 fit on 2014 jeep grand Cherokee without rubbing?

[@tattedone6753]

Bro when you hit a bump that will rub for sure.

[@BrandenLopez]

It didn’t rub on any hard bumps I went over! I think the only way it would rub is taking a sharp turn and snacking a bump while doing so... that would definitely hit. But normal driving you should be fine!