Can you run 35s on stock jk wheels
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sawtooth4x4
Totally Awesome
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- Land of East Laytonshire
Is it a 17x8" wheel?
I don't know why it would matter, the wheel won't care how tall a tire is. It depends more on how wide you are going to go with your tire.
I don't know why it would matter, the wheel won't care how tall a tire is. It depends more on how wide you are going to go with your tire.
jeep-N-montero
Formerly black_ZJ
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- Bountiful
I believe the stock wheels are 17x7.5 so you should be fine.
TJDukit
I.Y.A.A.Y.A.S.
- Location
- Clearfield
I ran 35 x 12.5 17s on my Rubicon wheels with no issues.
Chicken Corners
Active Member
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- Shakedown St. NV./ Saratoga Springs
You will need spacers.
Chicken Corners
Active Member
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- Shakedown St. NV./ Saratoga Springs
1.5" is the size most use.
- Location
- West Jordan
That will depend on the width of the tires you decide to run, but like CC said, 1.5" is common, and should work unless you run a tire that is 15.5" wide or something equally ludicrous.
BCGPER
Starting Another Thread
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- Sunny Arizona
1.5" will work, but you'll have to adjust your steering stops to keep the tire from contacting the frame at full lock. 2" might work better, but you'll have tire sticking out from the flare at that width. You will also have to trim some of the front plastic valance to keep the tire from hitting it, or just remove it entirely like most of us have.
TJDukit
I.Y.A.A.Y.A.S.
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- Clearfield
With my Rubicon wheels I had 1.5" spacers. At full lock I would rub the sway bar and frame slightly, so with non Rubi wheels you will need to do some trimming and steering stop adjustment just like BDGPER said.
Thatredjeep
New Member
be careful though.... with only a 2.5" lift if you are taking it crawling when it flexes it will destroy your fender flares..... my dads jk has a 4" with 35" mtrs and when it flexes it rubs the flares. so just be aware of the risks.