Anyone running 35s on stock wheels without issues?

[Deleted member 22728]

Yes

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[Terminus33]

Those look great, they are a small 35 though

They are. I wanted the skinny profile but still wanted the taller tire. I calibrated the speedo at low 34" and some change and Phone gps and random radars has it spot on around 55 mph.

but much better than the 31's that were on it

 

[JCHGlad]

They are. I wanted the skinny profile but still wanted the taller tire. I calibrated the speedo at low 34" and some change and Phone gps and random radars has it spot on around 55 mph.

but much better than the 31's that were on it

Absolutely, wasn’t meant as any criticism, they look perfect

 

[PhantomChameleon]

I've got Yokohama Geolander X-ATs (35x70r17) on the stock wheels, zero issues.

 

[Anderson]

315/70R 17 Goodyear Duratracs on my 2021 JTR stock alloy wheels. Zero fitment issues.

 

[FutureOdin]

I'm planning on going 35x12.5 on the stock Willys rims, with a 2" lift. Hoping that I won't have any issues/rubbing--from what folks are saying, it sounds promising

 

[Just Mark]

When you guys air down the 35x12.5 on stock 7.5 inch rims, do you have any issues with holding a bead? I want to go this route when it comes time for new tires but I am somewhat concerned about airing down.

 

[Binfordtools]

I'm planning on going 35x12.5 on the stock Willys rims, with a 2" lift. Hoping that I won't have any issues/rubbing--from what folks are saying, it sounds promising

Zero rub issues. I have this same combination on my 21' Willys.

 

[rickettsj]

Zero rub issues. I have this same combination on my 21' Willys.

did you try the 35's before the lift by any chance???????

 

[Binfordtools]

did you try the 35's before the lift by any chance???????

No, I did everything at the same time.

 

[tkclemmer]

My 2020 Sport S Max Tow is running 315/70R17 KO2s on Rubicon takeoff rims. I have not experienced any issues yet. I've run them with a 3/4" Daystar spacer lift and currently with the 2" Mopar kit. I like that they barely stick out past the fenders.

 

[rickettsj]

No, I did everything at the same time.

I'm trying to see if I can squeeze 35's under the truck with minimal mods.....I don't want new wheels because nothing compares to factory quality, and I don't want to lift it due to it being a lease.....but I found a smoking deal on some 35's that are new take offs that I can't pass up....I just don't know if I can make them work without blowing off a wheel flare....rubbing I can handle....I just don't want cosmetic damage. I can accept a 1.5 leveling pucks for the front but that's about as far as I want to go for the lazy man mods.

 

[John in the Woods]

BFG KO2s, 35x12.5, on stock Rubicon wheels. Almost 9,000 miles and no issues. I do have the Mopar 2-inch lift, too.

 

[FutureOdin]

I'm trying to see if I can squeeze 35's under the truck with minimal mods.....I don't want new wheels because nothing compares to factory quality, and I don't want to lift it due to it being a lease.....but I found a smoking deal on some 35's that are new take offs that I can't pass up....I just don't know if I can make them work without blowing off a wheel flare....rubbing I can handle....I just don't want cosmetic damage. I can accept a 1.5 leveling pucks for the front but that's about as far as I want to go for the lazy man mods.

I went with 315/70R17 KO2s, no rubbing while on the ground (can just fit a finger between sway bar and tire when fully locked), but they might run on full lock while moving, not sure yet. Haven't lifted it or anything.

Folks with Rubicons, Mojaves + Max Tow have the wider axles, which I think gives something like 0.5" or 1" more room to work with.

 

[Toyfrog]

Just put 315/70/17 KO2 on 8.5” wheels with zero offset. Not much poke and only added 4 pounds to each corner over stock Mojave wheels with AT’s on them. Stock height and no rubbing.

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