i am using infra red sensors in a circuit. what voltage an appropriate voltage to provide.will they last for a long while thank you.
some people have as large as 18 wheels on a 2005, but some also suggest not to off road with them as large as that. anything near 15 is probably fine.
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I would not worry about the backspacing of the wheel. If the tire is wider than the stock Liberty tires then I would worry, due to tight wheel wells of the Liberty and the steering and suspension components are different. If you have a 4x4. you should a IFS Dana 30 and wider tires may interfere with something. Off hand, I would say nothing larger than 10 on the width. Last thing, 18 or 15 doesn't matter off road. It's how much rubber you have and how they fit with brakes and other things. If I had 40's or bigger I would want bigger than 15's to fit bigger rotors. Plus, modern Jeeps don't have 15's and I think they build those for off road. Also, Wrangler's were 5x4.5 until 2006. Now they are 5x5.
