Driving with 35" wheels
Hey guys, what's the thought of driving with 35" wheels? Good bad etc.
I will be getting my jeep in a few weeks and was thinking of upgrading the wheels to 35" and 20"rims. I mostly do city driving but want to hit the trails whenever I can. |
Re: Driving with 35" wheels
Originally Posted by Rubi_Falcon
(Post 565273)
Hey guys, what's the thought of driving with 35" wheels? Good bad etc.
I will be getting my jeep in a few weeks and was thinking of upgrading the wheels to 35" and 20"rims. I mostly do city driving but want to hit the trails whenever I can. |
Re: Driving with 35" wheels
35s will be fine on a Jk but you will require new wheels with 4.5" backspace, and either flat fenders or a 2"-2.5" lift. If you plan to wheel stay away from 20" wheels. 17" are cheaper, easier to find, and less likely to be damaged on the trail.
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Re: Driving with 35" wheels
Jeff, quick question. How are 35s on gas? I mean with the stock 3:21 gears, do you ever get to see 5th with the automatic?
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Re: Driving with 35" wheels
Originally Posted by JTPhoto JK
(Post 565283)
35s will be fine on a Jk but you will require new wheels with 4.5" backspace, and either flat fenders or a 2"-2.5" lift. If you plan to wheel stay away from 20" wheels. 17" are cheaper, easier to find, and less likely to be damaged on the trail.
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Originally Posted by jk2012
(Post 565286)
Jeff, quick question. How are 35s on gas? I mean with the stock 3:21 gears, do you ever get to see 5th with the automatic?
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Originally Posted by Huntr
(Post 565288)
Hey Jeff what do you think about running 33's on a wj with d35 rear with arb as the only upgrade? sorry to hijack..
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Re: Driving with 35" wheels
I have 4.10 gears on my rubi with a 2" Aev lift. What size tire could I put on without any rubbing or problems. Was thinking of putting on 285/75/R17 or is285/70/R17 better?
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Re: Driving with 35" wheels
Originally Posted by sanchese
(Post 565297)
I have 4.10 gears on my rubi with a 2" Aev lift. What size tire could I put on without any rubbing or problems. Was thinking of putting on 285/75/R17 or is285/70/R17 better?
With 285s on stock wheels you will need wheel spacers... |
Re: Driving with 35" wheels
OK wow I have a lot to learn. I was just at the 4X4 shop in Compton a couple days ago during my trip to L.A, awesome shop. They told me its best to run 33's on my JK to avoid any problems with axels etc. 2.5" lift
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