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    I have the 285/70R17 Maxxis Bighorns. No problems so far, with OME 2" lift courtesy of the PO.

    285/70 is the widest that I could find that say they fit the stock JK rims, but that doesn't mean wider ones don't, of course, just that they will tend to bulge & roll more than they are intended to.
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    Finally after many week searching for a wheel that will fit and suit my needs, I've ordered a set with 17x8 with 30 Offset. Makes them legal too... and very reasonably cheap.

    This should allow me to fit (in my particular needs) either 265.70.17 or 285.70.17.

    Do you think it would be a problem fitting the 285 in regards to drivetrain issues. I'm worried that it would be too much stress. How much stress can it take?

    You comments are welcome.

    ps now the search for tyres begins............(even used)

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    you should be fine I run 35's not a problem...

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    Anyone know where I get used mud tyres?
    Ive looked but so far no luck
    Steve

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    Does any one run Maxxis Bighorn MT672? I'd like their opinions?
    I see some new STT's on ebay going well priced but what are your experiences?
    I'd prefer the KM2 1st then MT MTZ but not easily available...
    I welcome your comments please.
    Steve

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    I run the Bighorns, been running them (two sets) for the last 4 years with no issues and would happily run them again. The first see did around 30000km and then I replaced them with the 35's, they've done around 20000km (including the Cape) so far and look like they have another 20000km in them (at least).

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    Steve
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