Can I fit 35” tires?

[CoachA]

2020 Gladiator Rubicon with a Terraflex 1.5 inch leveling kit installed. I’m currently running the stock 17 inch wheels with stock 33 inch Falken Wildpeak tires. Plenty of miles left on the current rubber. When the current tires need replacing, I’d like to replace them on the stock wheels with 35 inch tires. Will this work without fear of rubbing? I don’t plan rock crawling and primarily use the truck as a daily driver with occasional mild to moderate off road trail riding.
Thanks for any helpful advice.

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[kevman65]

Yes, and you don't even need the spacers.

 

[EddyArnold]

I've got 37s on stock suspension Rubicon with rubbing only on rough trails... Go for it!

 

[EddyArnold]

You should have been here earlier in the week and got some of those 35s for $80ea!

 

[CerOf]

You’ll be fine. Stock rims and all.
I run 35x12.5 on stock rims and mopar lift. Even no lift would work.

 

[CoachA]

With 35” tires do you folks use any electronics to correct for speedometer and or shift points?
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[wv_gladiator]

With 35” tires do you folks use any electronics to correct for speedometer and or shift points?
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I use the Tazer for that and a lot of other neat changes.

 

[Mr._Bill]

With 35” tires do you folks use any electronics to correct for speedometer and or shift points?
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Use Jscan, AlphaOBD, Tazer, or take it to the dealer. Adjust the tire size stored in the computer, and it will adjust the shift points and speedometer display. It can take several attempts to get it done right. When the speedometer matches reality, then you know it is correct.

 

[NachoRuby]

With 35” tires do you folks use any electronics to correct for speedometer and or shift points?
Thanks

The dealership can do it to. They'll charge you about $130 though. But that way it'll stick through any firmware updates without having to do it again.

 

[CoachA]

Thanks for all this useful information.

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