It is basically Sport springs with the same red body shocks from the Rubicon. Only sits higher because of the slightly taller 255/75/17 tires vs. the 245/70/17 tires on the Sport.To leach off this thread... I have a texas trail edition being delivered this week. It shows Willy's suspension on the window sticker. Which is the rubicon suspension correct? So does it sit higher than the sport like the rubicon as well?
That's what I thought as well from previous years. However, "google" is telling me since 2024, the "willys suspension" also includes rubicon springs. And "the google" also is saying the 24-25 Willys has the same stock ride height as the rubicon. But I have trust issues so seeing if anyone else could verify that lolIt is basically Sport springs with the same red body shocks from the Rubicon. Only sits higher because of the slightly taller 255/75/17 tires vs. the 245/70/17 tires on the Sport.
I had a 2021 WILLYS and that is what I was going off of. Maybe it has changed with 2024+.That's what I thought as well from previous years. However, "google" is telling me since 2024, the "willys suspension" also includes rubicon springs. And "the google" also is saying the 24-25 Willys has the same stock ride height as the rubicon. But I have trust issues so seeing if anyone else could verify that lol
They phased out the Fox shocks starting with the 2023+ Rubicon model Gladiators that now get the Red shocks.Rubicon shocks should be Fox shocks and not the usual red shocks.
Got it!They phased out the Fox shocks starting with the 2023+ Rubicon model Gladiators that now get the Red shocks.
Trusting Google or Reddit is like trusting a sleep over at P Diddy house and getting drunk then passing out.That's what I thought as well from previous years. However, "google" is telling me since 2024, the "willys suspension" also includes rubicon springs. And "the google" also is saying the 24-25 Willys has the same stock ride height as the rubicon. But I have trust issues so seeing if anyone else could verify that lol
265/70s are shorter than the 255/75. Speedometer reading makes sense.I changed my tires to 265/70-17 AT’s from stock MT’s and it rides great speedo is off about 1-2 mph (reads faster) I’ll probably get it recalibrated. But wider seems better on highway. 285’s probably pushing it on stock suspension.
Yes you can. Your gladiator is probably already set for the correct tire height. There isn't much difference in diameter between the 255/75 and the 285/70. The wider tires won't rub on anything and definitely look better on the factory wheels.Can I replace my 255/75r17 tires on my Texas Trail Gladiator with 285/70r17 tires without modifications?