[Digger70]

What size tires do you want? Stock size or bigger?

 

[BlueBabySound]

4wheelparts shows 203 tires in 20".
http://www.4wheelparts.com/Tires/Jeep-Truck-Tires.aspx?t_c=13&t_s=536&t_pt=101509&Rim+Diameter_PQ=20

What size are you looking for?
33" will fit fine with no lift.
35" will fit with no lift and flat fenders.

 

[Pressurized]

Ok, confirm your offset. If it's -12, that is 4.5 back spacing and will fit fine, but is going to stick out a little bit no matter what tire you put on. Fitting under your fender is more wheel specs than it is tire specs.

A 285/55-20 is just slightly taller than stock and about an inch wider and would fit that wheel just fine.

Something like a Mickey Thompson ATZ P3.

That set up will stick out about 3" farther than stock. So put a tape measure on your current sidewall and 3" out is where your new sidewall will be.

 

[Digger70]

How about these BFG KO2 LT275 /60 R20 (32.9 x 10.9)

Ratings, reviews and specifications for BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 tires

 

[Pressurized]

How about these BFG KO2 LT275 /60 R20 (32.9 x 10.9)

Ratings, reviews and specifications for BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 tires

Yep, Digger's size is about 1/2" taller and 1/2" narrower than the size I listed. The difference is about 1/4" less sticking out.

You just have to tell us more about what you are doing with your Jeep.

 

[shadd1717]

discount tire has great package deals for tires and rims. I checked all over the place and no one could touch there prices.

 

[Digger70]

Make sure the bolt pattern is the same too.

 

[13Sahara]

Thanks for all the help!

 

[13Sahara]

I'm not wanting to do much to my Jeep. I just want to put some bigger and more aggressive rims and tires on it. I don't do much off-roading. I'm considering puttin a 2" suspension lift of new rims and tires don't give me the look I want.

 

[Digger70]

You're welcome. Post pics of your new tires and wheels mounted when it's done.

 

[Pressurized]

If your willing to do just a tiny bit more, like 1" front spring spacers for $32 and a few hours of your time, I would go up to the 33"x12.5x20 tire. It will look much more beefy and will be much better with a little lift.