I chopped the rear fenders but I'm not 100% sure I needed to. There is about 5-6" of room all the way around the tire now, it probably would've been around 3-4" before I chopped it.
Replaced my 37's with 40x15.50r22 Maxxis Trepador radials. I had to chop the rear fenders but the high top flares clear the tires with no rubbing up front.
Well that sucks. There are some options if you end up without fender DRLs. I think these would work.
https://www.quadratec.com/p/diode-dynamics/switchback-led-turn-signals-jeep-wrangler-jl-sport-DD0341
Most of the previous responses to this will help with the life of ANY vehicle. Having owned multiple Jeeps, like many other people on thus forum, I believe the answer to your question specific to Jeeps is don't mod the suspension and don't buy wheels/tires that have a large offset and stick out...
You should consider downsizing your house, stripping/hooking or if you have more than one kid, sell the one that's least likely get a scholarship to college...2 birds with 1 stone.
I had a bad steering box and the Skyjacker lift I had installed did not provide enough caster with its control arms. My steering was terrible and had occasional/intermittent DW that was progressively getting worse due to my tires wearing poorly. I started with upgrading the stabilizer to the Fox...
I remember seeing a few threads about the non-TS fox model not being too great and actually causing some pulling to the right. The TS is excellent and is noticeably better. I had some DW issues WITH the TS stabilizer and ended up upgrading my steering the MC HD steering kit. It came with a high...
You never said what type of lift. If it's the Mopar lift or a different type of cheaper lift it likely didn't come with adjustable control arms. I have the skykacker 3.5 coil spring lift and I had terrible DW after ~17k miles. I replaced my track bar, drag link and tie rod with Metalcloak HD...