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Thanks man appreciate it

The nemesis fenders give zero tire coverage so rain and mud just flys everywhere. In addition I just didn’t like the look. The 40x13.5 is a great tire but grabs the road horribly, turning sucks and they are very heavy. The BfG is slightly narrower, slightly smaller being a 39 but also nearly 30lbs lighter so easier on axles.

I was considering doing them but because I have a complete aftermarket Dynatrac front axle which is thicker I’m thinking I don’t need them and also not sure which ones will fit because most of them are for the stock axle.

Whenever fuel economy comes into the equation I think to myself they should clearly be in the market for a fuel efficient vehicle. If a few hundred dollars a month difference put you in a position to sell the vehicle then you shouldn’t have bought it in the first place and should be focused on saving/making money.

@@ADV_LYF Fuel is only one aspect that will adversely effect the value of this and all Jeeps. The current administration is making fuel production disappear in an attempt to kill the ICE. As that happens your Jeep will hit the wall in resale. If you search the internet today there are hgu8ndreds for sale. Oddly the values are falling much faster in the northern states. I think that's not only the increasing fuel but insurance as well as some states restricting fuel availability.

IOW you didn't simply buy the 392 you MARRIED it. Resale is nearly impossible used unless you're in for a severe loss!

@@XXPS60 thank you I’m very concerned about that and not sure how I will ever financially recover.

@@XXPS60then wait a little longer so when Trump gets elected all will be well! Should have bought an EV if gas is a concern. Not for me and my 392.