HELP axle problems

[New Jeep Owner]

Hiya guys i'm new to the site and ive just purchased a jeep CJ8. In the hope to soon get it worthy enough for a decent of road session. I've borrowed a set of bigger wheels and tyres from a friend and fitted them they seems to look the part but alot of people have told me this will put strain on the axle's and cause a short life of them. not sure if they are right and is there anything i can do to prevent thm breaking or should i return the wheels. Cheers guys

[The Smiths]

What size do you call bigger?

The axles / drivetrain / engine can take bigger tyres - just not stupid sizes ;)

[New Jeep Owner]

My new set are Nexnem Radial A/T's 31x10.50 R15 6PR my old set were Maxxis 753 Bravo M/T 30x9.50 R15 6PR 104 S They dont seem to much bigger i'm just worried about the strain on the axle. Cheers

[The Smiths]

Don't worry at all - you will be fine :D :D

Not a big move at all - now if 35" you may need to look at doing something ;)

[dxmedia]

lol, yeah nothing at all  :lol:  It's a tiny difference in the scheme of things

[Bishops Finger]

What they said



Ya need to speak to Bubba tho.... :lol:

[Bulldog67]

and where did you get a CJ8  :shock:

[Bishops Finger]

Oh noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.........Who slipped that under the Bulldog/FJ radar....???

[New Jeep Owner]

Ah i'm an english guy living in turkey, they are very popular out here, just another question will it cause any strain if i have a full load it seats 8 people.

[Bulldog67]

Oh noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.........Who slipped that under the Bulldog/FJ radar....???

my network of spies arent instructed to monitor Turkey  :lol: or at least they werent until about 2 minutes ago !!

[Bishops Finger]

Hmm

When I holidayd in Turkey yeays ago there were ex military CJ's the locals used...plus dont forget the ex military YJ and TJ's locally built in Eygpt...