littlered_jk Member Jun 4, 2016 #61 Got my spare tire carrier mounted and now the tire can get out of my rear bed area. Now time to get new tires. Spare doesn't match what's on the jeep. Going to get the military replicas. Firestone NDT tires, 600-16. Looking forward to them on the cj Attachments 1465064976912.jpg 92.9 KB · Views: 82 Last edited: Jun 4, 2016
Got my spare tire carrier mounted and now the tire can get out of my rear bed area. Now time to get new tires. Spare doesn't match what's on the jeep. Going to get the military replicas. Firestone NDT tires, 600-16. Looking forward to them on the cj
2Cross Caught the Bug Jun 4, 2016 #62 Everybody likes the look of the ndt tires ...until they get stuck. I say it looks great the way it is I had the NDTs on my Willys about six years ago and I loved how they looked. Last edited: Jun 4, 2016
Everybody likes the look of the ndt tires ...until they get stuck. I say it looks great the way it is I had the NDTs on my Willys about six years ago and I loved how they looked.
littlered_jk Member Jun 5, 2016 #63 2Cross said: Everybody likes the look of the ndt tires ...until they get stuck. I say it looks great the way it is I had the NDTs on my Willys about six years ago and I loved how they looked. Click to expand... Yeah. Not looking to go mudding with them. More for the look factor
2Cross said: Everybody likes the look of the ndt tires ...until they get stuck. I say it looks great the way it is I had the NDTs on my Willys about six years ago and I loved how they looked. Click to expand... Yeah. Not looking to go mudding with them. More for the look factor
littlered_jk Member Jun 5, 2016 #64 Put some new shocks on. Others were stock and definitely shot Attachments 1465135946227.jpg 35.1 KB · Views: 47
