It's genuinely insane that anyone is allowed to put that on a road

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[–] 1 point 2 weeks ago (1 child)

Okay, here is one with tires that go beyond the fenders.

https://www.autoscout24.com/offers/jeep-wrangler-wrangler-unlimited-3-6-v6-rubicon-auto-gasoline-white-cat_ma38mo1807-a109f1af-470c-479e-a373-77d12b35ca3b

Dishonorable mention to this one, which I think technically is within the lateral bounds, but definitely not covered enough otherwise.

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  • [–] 1 point 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago)

    It is hard to say from the images. It is certainly pushing the limit, but do the tires really extend beyond the car? They might slightly, but not all perspectives look like it. Anyhow, if they do, I would assume that this is either not street legal or some grey import with indivdual license. Honestly I don't know if Lithuanian and/or Italian authorities let stuff like that slide. Where I live, stuff like that would be fished out of traffic and grounded. I have never seen anything like that on the road, ever.

    The 2nd link does not show tires going beyond the fenders, even though it looks like a poser car for assholes, that has never even gotten close to anything off-road.

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