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Well, people will always try to push the limitations to see what they can do before stuff breaks. Like I said previously, I understand that people go off the sidewall when referring to sizes.

Thanks for the valuable information. I'd like the think that jeep made the D44 strong enough to handle an upgrade on tires, but i guess it depends on the terrain that you take it on.

Thanks for the information. Are you doing a lot of off-roading? Rock crawling?

It isn't made up, hence the questions. I'm new to Jeeps.

I'm sure people break stock axles with stock tires as well. And I know who you are, I watch your channel, that's why I'm asking. Not sure why you are being facetious.

I understand what people say about the sizes. I'm not debating that. Yes people say "I run 40s on stock axles" and it understood that they are running a 40x13.5x20/17 tires. But does the actual height of the tire that is on the vehicle make a difference if both measure roughly the same? a...

So the D44 can't handle a BFG 39"? The jeep is a 3rd vehicle and we use it to cruise around in until my post barn gets built. Then I might add some different axles and bead locks. The BFG 39" tires measure at 36.5-37.5" tall but other companies 37" tires measure in the same ball park are okay...

That doesn't help me decide...:) I did see in another thread that someone had the bfg km3 39" measured at 37.8".

so 39" bfg km3 are a 36.5"? Maybe I should get the 39" instead of the 37" km3..

I was just pricing the km3 and ko2 in 37" and 39". I'm trying to decide which i want to run. I can get the 37's in 14 days or the 39's near the end of Sept.

Where are you at in the Lou? We live across the river near SIUE.

Wife and I bought a 2020 JLURD from an insurance auction that came out of Nevada. Previous owner bought in Lake Havasu and frequently drove it to Southern Ca., and only had it from August-November, 2020 and put 12k miles on it. We had been looking for one from her work(X2 builders) for almost a...