Finally looking good

[Northshoremb]

Well even thought the Falken Wildpeak 33" looked good the Gladiator Rubicon had way too much space in wheel wells. So after reading that 37" will fit stock suspension I said why not try them on and see before going to s 2.5" kit. Ordered a Terraflex 1.5" level but it's not here yet so here are some pics with stock Raje which will have no issues on road but yes offroad especially with swaybar disconnected will need a lift. So until we decide to start going overland next year and jumping to 2 5" lift just wanted to show that stock form without a level is daily driver compatible. Here are photos before the Fender extenders and after. 17x9" Zero offset rims and 37x12.5 tires. Will also update once the level kit arrives

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[MudderNuker]

Looking good. I need fender flares. Right now my truck is filthy. We live 2.25 miles away from the nearest paved road, including our driveway which a 1/4 mile long. When it rains, my truck gets very dirty including the door handles. I'm thinking that a set of flares and mud flaps will help.

 

[Jefe1018]

Take that Tacoma!

 

[Northshoremb]

Looking good. I need fender flares. Right now my truck is filthy. We live 2.25 miles away from the nearest paved road, including our driveway which a 1/4 mile long. When it rains, my truck gets very dirty including the door handles. I'm thinking that a set of flares and mud flaps will help.

I got these flares for $99 canadian cause I'm canadian so that's pretty good if you convert to american at $72US

 

[MudderNuker]

I got these flares for $99 canadian cause I'm canadian so that's pretty good if you convert to american at $72US

Thanks. How is the fit on the Rubicon? Is it a simple installation?

 

[Northshoremb]

Thanks. How is the fit on the Rubicon? Is it a simple installation?

Yep simple install. Use 1/4" drill bit to remove current plastic rivets then install new ones. My rivet guns wernt big enough for these so I used a small wrench to go over the rivet head and pulled tight with a set pliers. They are plastic so easy

 

[MudderNuker]

Yep simple install. Use 1/4" drill bit to remove current plastic rivets then install new ones. My rivet guns wernt big enough for these so I used a small wrench to go over the rivet head and pulled tight with a set pliers. They are plastic so easy

Cool, thanks.

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