225/75R15 is a 28x9R15.
235/75R15 is a 29.5ishx9.5R15.

I just got LT235/75/15's on my 4dr, and I have had no rubbing. My wife says it feels more stable now too.   I am looking at all the options you are being fed, and I am formulating a plan.  I went on several trips this last summer on 215's with very little tread, and the little truck went great.  Good luck!
Jeff

so i take it that 225 and 235 are the favorite around heree lol... well i am glad this is being a good turn out... lots of ideas...! any body runnin baha lights? i need some wattage informations!
 8)thanks

Aset of KC 165watt daylighters and Pro Comp 55 watt drivinglights.
Don't think I'll ever out drive my lights.
Yes, I  took off the KC Daylighters.
They looked like Mickey Moose ears.

how do you have the lights rigged up? do you have them running off your car battery or are you running them off of an external power source?

how do you have the lights rigged up? do you have them running off your car battery or are you running them off of an external power source?

I have them hook through a Relay to Switches
and only run the lights that fit my needs at the moment.
Stock
Long range
and 
Super Long Range.

      A tire's diameter varies a lot by manufacturer. I have 235/75/15 Kumho Venture MTs on mine which are only 28.6 inches and they dont rub at all on the stock rims with no lift.  If you go to www.tirerack.com you can look up the exact diameter of most tires they sell. Thats why Some people recomend coils spacers with 235's and some don't.

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Spec.jsp?make=Kumho&model=Road+Venture+MT+834

Quote from: tracker_guy on January 25, 2006, 07:02:41 AM

how do you have the lights rigged up? do you have them running off your car battery or are you running them off of an external power source?

I have them hook through a Relay to Switches
and only run the lights that fit my needs at the moment.
Stock
Long range
and 
Super Long Range.

Ok so i take it you are running them off of a toggle switch? i am thinking about running mine off of a two way toggle switch... up = superlong down=long and then ill add another one and i think i am gonna get colored lamps in two of the lights... just for looks at night! light up the trails green or something... gotta be different!!!

Green, red and even blue don't do
as much for light as white does,
green and red are really bad, almost
like not having lights on at all, don't
waste your $$ trying to be different

will take that into consideration... thanks! i really hope this turns out... i have alot of work to do! lol

Green, red and even blue don't do
as much for light as white does,
green and red are really bad, almost
like not having lights on at all, don't
waste your $$ trying to be different

The military uses red and green lights to minimize the loss of night vision but they don't do much for any kind of distance.

so i take it that 225 and 235 are the favorite around heree lol... well i am glad this is being a good turn out... lots of ideas...! any body runnin baha lights? i need some wattage informations!
 8)thanks

                  I run Cooper Adventurer A/T 30x9.50x15'S with no rub and no lift!

Your tracker is in some pretty good shap eh! i have to get new doors, panels and then a paint job...
the lady that owned it before me was an idiot... i have to get it rustchecked and krowned... for the first time
! idiots... i hate idiots!

Quote from: wildgoody on January 26, 2006, 07:41:23 AM

Green, red and even blue don't do
as much for light as white does,
green and red are really bad, almost
like not having lights on at all, don't
waste your $$ trying to be different

The military uses red and green lights to minimize the loss of night vision but they don't do much for any kind of distance.

White light is made up of many colours. Filters only pass light of that spectrum so if you add a red filter you only get red light through. In other words you get less light.
I don't know what kind of red or green lights you're referring too, I design military equipment, we use infra red for night vision stuff, its pretty close to normal light but cameras have a greater sensitivity than the human eye so they pick it up, it can appear green to the human eye once its been processed. In no way is it as effective as a white light but theres a little less chance of getting your head shot off 

well i dont think just cuz i drive a tracker people will wanna shoot me... but the white light will probably be the way i go... i just wanted to know if colors worked any??? guess its better sto stay white.... thanks! one more question.... hp/trq.... what the tracker??? and heres another thing... i am this close () to droppin a turbo in this spring.. boosting low so i can swoosh even in the woods! sick sick sick.... and w/e its gonna be fun