The center caps are missing from the picture because they didn't ship with the wheels but they're going on as I type this.
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I went with the 16" soft 8s and got 285/75/16. Looks and rides great. No problems. I also bought a 2.5" bb and will put that on in a few weeks.

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That's exactly what I want from a tire. Good on snow and ice firstly. Decent on and off road as well. My jeep isnt used daily, only weekends but I won't be doing any rock crawling with it either. I have stock 18" rims on it now which are just too big. I want more rubber and less metal. =) Sent ...

I think that will give me the look I'm after without breaking the bank.

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Townsend isn't exactly right down the road from me, otherwise I would stop by no doubt. Right now I'm thinking about replacing the stock 18" rims with Cragar Soft 8 16" and 33" Mastercraft Courser AXT. And adding the Teraflex 2.5 coil kit

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When it comes to tires, the more rubber the better. The main thing is that the bolt pattern matches up. See: http://www.crawlpedia.com/wheel_dimensions.htm Here are some options as far as lifts: http://www.roughcountry.com/suspension-lift-kits/jeep-suspension-lift-kits.html?vehicle_drive=3&vehi...

Hi guys I just bought my first Wrangler and really want to put some larger tires on it but I'm by no means a mechanic. I have a 2007 Sahara with 18" stock wheels. I was thinking of going with a smaller wheel (17") and a larger tire (33"). The ones I like are the Tuff T01 and was think...