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Interesting. I think this is a pretty widely held misconception, then.

Understood, it just seems like an unnecessary risk to me. As far as the measurements, my understanding is that 9.00 or 11.00 is generally referred to as the sidewall height of the tire. These tires are assumed to have a 100% aspect ratio, so it also happens to be the width. A 9.00 x 20 tire...

Wont it cause the rears to bind in the transfer case which would then cause them to skid? What about when you go in reverse? On snow or mud, I could see how there would be enough slip for it not to matter, but on dry pavement, I would think it would be bad news.

That's what I was thinking, too. That sounds like a recipe for disaster.