Jeep WJ Climb

First vid of my 1999 Grand Cherokee climbin a lil hill.
2" Old Man Emu suspension lift.
255/70/16 Firestone Destination A/T's
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[2tweeds]

i would say good on/off road tires 4 a wj r goodyear wrangler duratracs they are aggresive enough for off road but yet handle well on the street, and they look kick ass

[wjjeep4x4]

@2tweeds those tires are sick! I just replaced my Destination A/Ts with Destinations again. I love the tires, but kind of wish I would have gone with the Duratracs.

[heelhook23]

Can you share what shocks you are using? Thanks!

[wjjeep4x4]

Old Man Emu Heavy Duty 2" suspension. Both the nitrocharger shocks & the heavy duty coil springs.

[Mahaney82]

@WJguy420 Try the OME 3.5" lift

[Freebirdflyer]

that is why you usually dont want an automatic for off roading. my jeep would glide right up without havin to goose the throtle.

[wjjeep4x4]

@l337pwnage I second that. I wish I purchased the BFGs for the more muddy conditions because my Firestones collect mud surprisingly quick and at that point the tire itself does not provide adequate traction. However, I do some towing, and I am pleased with the Destinations. Thanks for the input lee7pwnage.

[l337pwnage]

@DemonicWolfie Since its been a year, I assume you got y your tires. ;) But I'll still thow in my opinon anyway. For on/off-road driving mixed traction, my fave tire is the BFG A/T Has sipes for great wet pavement traction and a high void ratio and soft compound for high dirt traction. Not great for high speed handling, tho, and not the best for hauling trailers.

Most A/T's are gear more for pavement, and many MTs are unsiped making wet pavement dangerous.

I've owned 3 subs myself. :)

[WJguy420]

nice jeep man,is that a 4.0? couldnt hear it to well. would you have gone with a bigger lift than 2" now that you have it...i was thinking a 2" OME, but now im thinking a 2" budget with the 2" heavy duty OME springs with rancho shocks so i have a 4 inch total...you think that would give me death wobble?

[theinz99]

Nice jeep!