I wasn’t meaning for the spare storage I mean for actually using it to drive . 37/12.50 wont fit without decent amount of backspacing so I don’t see how you could actually drive especially off road with a 37/12.50 on the stock spare wheel
What rim is this on , the stock steel ? If so have you tried it driving on or off road . I’m doing the same setup and wondering if I would need a wheel spacer to avoid rubbing while driving with it on . Thanks
I say sell those wheels and tires and buy 37 on a nice rim with good back spacing , follow that up with a nice 2” spacer up front and 3/4 in the back
I am upgrading to 37” AT3W On black rhino 17 . Should I buy a spare rim and tire and try to cram it in the holder or try to put the 37 on the stock steel spare tire or do nothing and pray for no flats and if so just limp it with the standard spare . Thanks
I would stay with 35’s as that what I am doing on my sport s . I wasn’t into re gearing . The added torque will help for sure but I dunno if it would be enough for 37’s
Hey all , I’m having rubicon suspension take offs ( springs and shocks ) daystar 2” kit front and rear with lower control arms and 35/12.50/17 installed shortly . Should I be upgrading the stabilizer at the same time ? I would only be doing the standard fox one as I’m not looking to spend more...
Well I ended up with the AT3w 35/12.50/17 to be mounted on black rhino armoury 17/9.5 in gunmetal . I’m a few weeks out until it’s all installed with my lift kit and side rails . Shops are swamped In my area but at least I’m in line now . Now I just have to wait ... and sell my rubicon rims and...
The pro comps are $250 cheaper for the set than the falkens . I haven’t seen them in person but from pics they don’t looks as aggressive and nice as the falkens . Hard to say from the pics . The ko2 are $200 more than the falkens so $450 more than the pro comps