PathyDude17

Very nice, should serve you well! I personally love the look of 15” rims. Allows for nice big sidewalls on the tires

Cool! Mud Terrains? What size did you go with? Also looks like now you’d have great access to manual hubs if you wanted to run them

Totally agree, to me its a very original design and there's not much else like it. For what it can do, its price is tought to beat too.

@ThatBluePathy recently put on a 265/70/r16 without before lifting his truck.

Did you mean 265/70r16? I can't find any tires sold in that size... Taking off the running boards was one of the first things I did, they just looked clunky and added to the low rider look that came with my decades old stock suspension, so I love that look! If your goal is no trimming, that tire size should work (30ish by 10ish. Or, at the very least, I have no good reason to believe it wouldn't work. People have fit 30s and 31s on stock suspension with little to no rubbing/trimming, and even 32's with trimming and no lift.

I have seen an i8 hybrid "supercar" downtown. But I'd take the GT-R over just about anything in or above its price range

This was way to cool to NOT share. Definitely my favorite Nissan, and the best looking of the few that frequent my area. Wasn't expecting to find it parked at Home Depot though

Night Ridin'

Installed mike marker manual hubs. They fit behind my center cap, but more importantly, they work awesome. Totally reduces drag.

OEM would be almost exactly 29. If you haven't come across this or something similar already, I use https://tiresize.com/chart/ for a quick layout of metric to inches conversions and popularly available sizes. They have lots of other great tools too.

Even better! thats perfect. Well, my 2.5 inch spacer lift rubbed with 32x11.5 tires. From roaming around, and personal experience, a 2" lift on 31s would probably be a no-trimming-required combination. And, for anything below a 31" tire (and usually a 31") should not hit your strut mount on stock wheels. So, 30-31 inch tires with no wheel spacers and no trimming should work. However, if by no trimming you also include the caveat of keeping your front splash gaurds, I wouldn't know what to expect with those. This is the best guide available

Wow, well done! those look like quite the projects, and it looks like they all turned out great. I love a good roof rack setup. How bad is the hood glare?

I’m thinking along the same lines..... Do you run manual hubs? I’ll occasionally get CV clicking on sharper turns, and I feel like it gets worse when I’m in 4WD

From what I’ve heard, they’re good off road tires. According to their website, it appears to be a hybrid at/mt. My dad has essentially the same thing with his Toyo Rugged terrains, which really drone on the highway. He doesn’t off-road much, but he seems to be happy with his tires. Your other options would be more dedicated all terrain tires. I’m not sure how often or what type of off-roading you do, but all terrains have they’re upsides in terms of longevity, roadnoise, and are better in certain off-road applications (such as sand). Several guys (including me) here run falken wildpeak at3w and are very happy with them. Good price, good looks, and good all around performance. But a hybrid tire like that would likely be another good option

Love the yellow fogs!

Didn’t someone on this forum also rig their own projector retrofits? I’ve been thinking lately about wether or not someone could pull projectors from a bmw or such at a junkyard and use those

Find a website with a wheel figment guide. Not sure if there’s a discount tire in Arkansas, but that’s what I used. Love my wheels, you can see them on the previous few pages of this thread

They’re load range C

Thanks! The tires and wheels paired together really well imo. Hardly any trimming to make them fit too! It was tempting because going up to a 33x12.5 was the exact same price, but I ended up with the 32.

New wheels and tires. Really happy with how it turned out. 32x11.5r15 Falken Wildpeaks on DX4 Gear wheels (15x8 -19mm)

Ya, it’s probably my favorite OE roof rack. I’m tempted to throw a flat platform rack on top of it (low profile and minimal wind noise), and then cut out a hole in the wind visor/air dam for a light bar... that could totally look ghetto though. So I’ll focus my attention on other things and continue to think it over

I’m always so torn as to what the best roof rack setup would be. I have the same OE setup as @Buttercup. The “Yakima” rack looks pretty good

Welcome aboard!