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They are the military ones. I was just lazy and used H1 for short. they are 16.5 I really like the big offroad tires, the better traction, lower RPM's at higher speed, the better look, and all. But this is getting to be a bigger hassle than I want.....so I will probably hit Les Schwab or...

Cool, I really appreciate the help you guys have given me. At this point I have yet to make a decision on which way to go. Like everyone, I want it all and for a cheap as possible. By all I mean I want, good traction, bigger than stock, good looking, good tread life and low noise for free...

Bummer, Is that because the bevel around the lug holes? Just trying to think outside the box. thanks, Jeff

Crazy thought, what if you reverse the H1 wheels , that way they shouldn't need the 2" ($110 EACH ouch)wheel spacers. It would change the backspace to about 2-3 in I think (by looking at pics). Beside the valve stem on the wrong side, any other issues? I'm crazy, aren't I?

In this post... http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?t=9946 Westech said... i have the 36" hummer tires on stock rims and works great. You (M1075) said... I have tried to say/show that you CAN run 36's without a lift if you trim some fender. CCATLETT said... 36" tires will fit fine as...

I'm on it! :-D

I'd love to have one here to do just that. The seller is in Fresno but offered free delivery if I bought a set. Can't buy without knowing. Thank you for your input. Jeff

60 some views.....and 1 reply?:cry: Come on guys, I know the knowledge is out there, please help. I need to get tires right away, I can get the H1 tires and wheels for $450 for a set if I do it quickly. Otherwise I end up going to Les Schwab or Americas Tire Co and spend much more for boring...

Is this THE answer? If so great, if there are any other opinion's either in agreement or in opposition, I would appreciate them. Also, is there a Cheap lift, body I suspect, that would allow them to work without fender trim or spacers.

I read many other threads, and there seemed to be some very contradictory info, or that's what I got out of it. My question, do the H1 8 bolt wheels with the 36" tire's fit on a stock M1008? The tires are the Good Year Wrangler R/T II. I have found some cheap and I must have new tires...