Rhyno:
I've read the comments of some owners running 37s in respect to the tires not rubbing at all. Thus, I was all set on going with 37s - they truly look great.
Then, I met a guy running 37" Good Years and he said they DO in fact rub when he goes off-road where the suspension has a chance to travel liberally. He seemed to regret not sticking with 35s.
If you wheel your H2, then expect that they'll rub. If your H2 is a pavement pounder, then I suspect there will be no issues. I make this comment because I looked closely at the inner wheel well clearance afforded by the 37s. You have about 1" of travel before the leading edge of the tire hits the fender!
As much as I like the aesthetics of the 37s, I'm going with a 35" Mud Tire when my A/Ts are exhausted.
You'll get 2 sides to the story, depending on who you ask.
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