There's been many a person trying to find the answer to this with varied responses. The most common is 30x9.5 or 235/75. Before lashing out and buying a set I decided to try the 235/75R15 out first, albeit a bald one.
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looks pretty gnarly compared to the 205's. From full lock to full lock, no rubbing, even with a little reticulation. Not fully off road tested but good enough for me. When I get my tax money in 3 months, 5 new tyres going on!
The only bit that seemed close was the front inner guard...
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..but it still has an inch or so to play with.
Hope it helps some of the newcomers. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/cheers.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" />

P.S. I recommend that nobody tries to change tyres using a tyre lever and screwdriver. Much easier letting the guys at the tyre service do it, plus you get less cuts on your hand <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/drunk.gif" alt="" />

Last edited by Lennyburger; 03/20/07 10:08 AM.
KIA, More dirt for ya dollar! 99 Sportage, Pod filter, Bosch Super4 plugs, electric thermo fan, racing pedals, Narva 100W driving lights, Yokhama 235/75R15 Super Diggers....getting to the rest bit by bit.