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I'd just leave it if I were you, I'm sure that thing sucks the gas the way it is, put bigger tires and a lift on that and it'll really hurt your wallet at the pumps lol.

Got 255's on mine, but it's a 2wd street truck, so they look like a fairly large size... thinking about going 285's or 295's on the back then 245 or 255's on the front. Low profile though to suit the truck, but then I couldn't rotate them which would also be expensive. think I'll just keep it the sleeper she is for now. ;)

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What do you want it for?

This is what I do when looking at lifts an bigger tires. Like you I don't worry about the gas but my Cherokee is my DD. well was until I started driving an old beater truck a month or 2 ago.

As she sits I have a 2 inch lift and 30x9.50 wild country mud terrians goes great. Am in the works here sometime of putting a 4 inch lift on it but who knows when and some bigger tires.

Anyway ask yourself what it'll be used for. If for mainly street drivin and no mudding or trail riding Im assuming then if you do go bigger throw the 33s it'll cost less. And those mud terrains don't last on the pavement. Your going to be lookin at over a grand for tires if those are the 17 inch rims. Know this because I've priced them. Not saying you can't find them cheaper for those 35s but good luck.

Also can you afford the replacement parts with the bigger tires wearing everything out. Plus other things.

Just a couple dumb thoughts from my thinking anyhow.

Other than that I say go for it.lol I like big tires

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