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Hey guys. I have a 2021 Jeep Gladiator Mojave. I need tires and am considering just putting 35" tires on the stock Mojave black rims.
Can the stock rims handle a 35 X 12.50 ? Also.. if so, can you guys recommend tires that would be around $300 each. I like the aggressive look. I'm in Florida and need for some sand, mud and especially heavy rain.
Lastly just some thoughts on your opinions on how the 35" would look on the stock rims.

Thanks in advance ! I appreciate everyone's help and opinions.
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Tons of threads and opinions on this. I personally wouldn't and didn't do it. I just put on the Toyo AT III's at 35/11.5/17 last weekend. Measures out at 34.75 inches tall. Running them at 34 PSI for now. Got them for $319 a tire before tax at Town Fair Tire. Only driven them 50 miles but love them so far. Same weight and C rating as stock 285/70/17 Falkens M/T's. Rides and handles better than the Falkens IMO. Much quieter too as the Falkens lasted 48k miles but got loud towards the end. The tire companies have certain tire/rim specs for a reason.

Most people will reply saying Discount Tire will do it with no questions asked. IMO doesn't mean it's right. To each their own.

My biggest issue is finding black lug nuts to finish the blackout look on the Mojave rims. Never understood why Jeep gives us chrome lug nuts with black rims? Finally found some and I am putting them on this weekend. I adjusted the tire size using Jscan. Here are some pics for now.

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I will look into these. Your truck looks great with them !
PS can you link the black lugs ? I have the same issue and annoyance with the chrome
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About 15,000 miles on them and zero issues.
They ride great, handle great, are quiet on the highway and do fine on the trails.
Still hoping for snow, but they do really well in heavy rain.
Wear has been perfect at 29 cold.
Last tank averaged 18.6 MPG

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I will look into these. Your truck looks great with them !
PS can you link the black lugs ? I have the same issue and annoyance with the chrome
Thanks !
Got these on Amazon

Wheel Accessories Parts 20 Pcs 14mm 1.50 Thread 6509422AA | 611.330 1.65" Long OEM Style Lug Nuts Black Chrome 7/8" Hex Fits 2011+ Jeep Grand Cherokee | 2018+ Jeep Wrangler | 2019+ Ram 1500 Classic https://a.co/d/dRt08OO

And these for the locks:

Gorilla Automotive 96641BDX Black Factory Style Wheel Lock Set (14mm x 1.50 Thread Size, 4-Pack) https://a.co/d/blcdHtQ

You need a 14mm x 1.50
The lug should be at least 1.5 inches tall and 1 inch wide.
 
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Tons of threads and opinions on this. I personally wouldn't and didn't do it. I just put on the Toyo AT III's at 35/11.5/17 last weekend. Measures out at 34.75 inches tall. Running them at 34 PSI for now. Got them for $319 a tire before tax at Town Fair Tire. Only driven them 50 miles but love them so far. Same weight and C rating as stock 285/70/17 Falkens M/T's. Rides and handles better than the Falkens IMO. Much quieter too as the Falkens lasted 48k miles but got loud towards the end. The tire companies have certain tire/rim specs for a reason.

Most people will reply saying Discount Tire will do it with no questions asked. IMO doesn't mean it's right. To each their own.

My biggest issue is finding black lug nuts to finish the blackout look on the Mojave rims. Never understood why Jeep gives us chrome lug nuts with black rims? Finally found some and I am putting them on this weekend. I adjusted the tire size using Jscan. Here are some pics for now.

PXL_20230910_213425887~2.jpg
PXL_20230909_172041257.jpg
PXL_20230909_151126695.jpg
Do you mean 33.75 inches? Thats what it looks like in your pic.
 

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Got these on Amazon

Wheel Accessories Parts 20 Pcs 14mm 1.50 Thread 6509422AA | 611.330 1.65" Long OEM Style Lug Nuts Black Chrome 7/8" Hex Fits 2011+ Jeep Grand Cherokee | 2018+ Jeep Wrangler | 2019+ Ram 1500 Classic https://a.co/d/dRt08OO

And these for the locks:

Gorilla Automotive 96641BDX Black Factory Style Wheel Lock Set (14mm x 1.50 Thread Size, 4-Pack) https://a.co/d/blcdHtQ

You need a 14mm x 1.50
The lug should be at least 1.5 inches tall and 1 inch wide.
I used these.
https://www.quadratec.com/p/mcgard/lug-nut-4-pack-wrangler-jl/bulged-hex-black-64074
 

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I've seen other guys get those too. How have they been holding up? Is it worth the extra $?

I bought them and the tire shop told me they were too small and it wouldn't sit properly. I didn't fully believe him but I didn't feel like going back and forth with him on it. Did you use the McGard wheel locks too?

Any pics would be appreciated. Wasn't sure if they were too glossy against the matte rim or am I just over analyzing it...?
 

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I've seen other guys get those too. How have they been holding up? Is it worth the extra $?

I bought them and the tire shop told me they were too small and it wouldn't sit properly. I didn't fully believe him but I didn't feel like going back and forth with him on it. Did you use the McGard wheel locks too?

Any pics would be appreciated. Wasn't sure if they were too glossy against the matte rim or am I just over analyzing it...?
Everywhere I looked shows they are the correct fit for 2023 Gladiator. They seemed to seat and torque fine and I haven't had any issues with them. I like how they look on my Mojave. I'll try to get a picture in a bit.
 

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Hey guys. I have a 2021 Jeep Gladiator Mojave. I need tires and am considering just putting 35" tires on the stock Mojave black rims.
Can the stock rims handle a 35 X 12.50 ? Also.. if so, can you guys recommend tires that would be around $300 each. I like the aggressive look. I'm in Florida and need for some sand, mud and especially heavy rain.
Lastly just some thoughts on your opinions on how the 35" would look on the stock rims.

Thanks in advance ! I appreciate everyone's help and opinions.
You might want to look at the Milestar Patagonia MT 315 70 17. We put a set of these on my wife's JT Sport and she loves them. My brother has them on his Tacoma and they have worn evenly and still have a lot of life with around 25K on them.

**Edited to show correct metric size.**
Heres a link to the ones we got.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/263395757923
 
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Tons of threads and opinions on this. I personally wouldn't and didn't do it. I just put on the Toyo AT III's at 35/11.5/17 last weekend. Measures out at 34.75 inches tall. Running them at 34 PSI for now. Got them for $319 a tire before tax at Town Fair Tire. Only driven them 50 miles but love them so far. Same weight and C rating as stock 285/70/17 Falkens M/T's. Rides and handles better than the Falkens IMO. Much quieter too as the Falkens lasted 48k miles but got loud towards the end. The tire companies have certain tire/rim specs for a reason.

Most people will reply saying Discount Tire will do it with no questions asked. IMO doesn't mean it's right. To each their own.

My biggest issue is finding black lug nuts to finish the blackout look on the Mojave rims. Never understood why Jeep gives us chrome lug nuts with black rims? Finally found some and I am putting them on this weekend. I adjusted the tire size using Jscan. Here are some pics for now.

PXL_20230910_213425887~2.jpg
PXL_20230909_172041257.jpg
PXL_20230909_151126695.jpg
Running this same tire and wheel combo for almost a year. Does great for me. Prefer them to the KO2 or the Falken though both of those are good tires. Personal preference on ride and noise Toyo is a better option.
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