Mopar steel spare clarification

[Twowheels19]

JT Group-
I’m trying to put together a set of 4 steelies to run on our new to us JTRD. Trying to source locally. I’m finding two different styles and part numbers. Part #04755290AA is 17”x 7.5” with continuous circles around the rim face and part# 04755304AA has circles around the rim face except for a solid section(no circle) directly across from the valve stem. Does anyone know if these are essentially the same wheel but maybe a refreshed version? Is the blank hole to account for weight of a tire sensor maybe?
When I Google the model numbers they both are a confirmed fit for my ‘22 JTRD. Local dealers have are not very helpful with specs as they just read whatever is on their screen.
Has anyone ever run into this before?
Cheers

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[Lost1wing]

I thought that was an offset identification hole. Rubicon or others. Search here , they talk about it. I will too.

Mojave! Not Rubicon.

https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/missing-hole-in-mojave-spare-rim.57977/

 

[kevman65]

The one with blank is a Mojave, the other is for all other trim levels.

 

[Warrantw5]

I have one off my 23 Rubicon you can have if you are in NC.

 

[Jaxmax]

Confirm the one with hole missing is a Mojave rim, might be preferred as it has a little bit more offset . As a Mojave owner we all know it is opposite the valve stem for ultimate performance!….Jack

 

[whiteglad]

I have two of the Mojave steel wheels in my yard. I changed the spare wheel to a Mojave aluminum wheel and so have 3 more of them (I bought a set of 4). Plus 6 regular aluminum wheels. Good thing I have a big yard, since no one seems to want any of them!

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