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37” tires on Sport S a good idea??

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I have a sport S with max tow (4:10 gears) and 37" with a 3.6 motor. The lift is the Mopar 2" and I have the 1.5" spacers on top of the coil springs. The wheels are Maham and I dont know the backspacing but there is no rub and I rip the tires loose when I take off if I am in a hurry. People say you need this and that but this is what I have on it and drive it daily. It pulls my flatbed trailer with one of the other Jeeps on it fine and get a lot better gas millage doing it then the 2500 Ram I had. Just my two cents on what I have and greatly enjoy. It has been a lot of fun since I took delivery of it in February 2021.
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Did you do anything to adjust caster with the 1.5” spacer on the Moper lift? What is the handling like towing with that trailer?
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I’m thinking of picking up a set of 37’s for my Sport S. Tow package and 3.73 gearing. Can it handle it? I’m assuming I will need to lift it a bit. What would the recommendation be? A full lift or a spacer kit? It is my DD and sees very little off-roading, mostly dirt trails after it rains to get some mud on it. Not looking to spend a ton so budget is a concern. Pics of your similar setup would be very much appreciated. Thanks!
So i have a 21 Jt Diesel Sports s and a 2021 Rubi Jt diesel i did the mopar 2 1/2 lift at my dealer 37's fit fine very little rub unless super flexed out. The mopar lift was reasonably priced and rides awesome i have 5 other Jeeps and this lift is by far the best riding and handling lift i have ever had installed
 

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Good to know. I was thinking 35’s originally but got sidetracked with 37’s and was wondering how that would work. I think the 35’s with a rubicon suspension plus maybe a slight spacer lift may be the best option from what was mentioned above.
 

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35’s with 1.5 coil liftin front..
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No. I have a Sport S. I am running Rubicon take offs and a Terraflex spacer.
With 35s I regeared to 4.88. I am 6,000 feet above you. I rubbed at full flex and I wheel a lot.
You may be able to live with 35s in Florida.
33s were very livable.

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With the rubicon takeoffs and spacer did you rub with sway bar disconnected? I know the rubicon fenders are a little higher is why I am wondering.
 

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Tiny bit at full flex

With the rubicon takeoffs and spacer did you rub with sway bar disconnected? I know the rubicon fenders are a little higher is why I am wondering.
 

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Like has been said, to do 37’s and to do it right gets $$$$. My suggestion would be if price is the issue do it in stages, buy somebody’s Rubi take offs and 35’s. Save up money buy adjustable control arms, then 3 1/2” springs then 37’s. I live in a hilly area and ended up running my 3.73’s for a couple months before I got my 5.13’s installed due to instal kits being out of stock everywhere. You’ll notice a difference buts it’s livable til you have the coin to re gear. I probably would have done it in stages but my wife and daughter are impatient. Mine is a Sport S non max tow 3 1/2” Clayton, 37’s and 5.13’s.

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