Stock Wheels with 315/70-17, leveled, wheel spacer?

[gladiatorBrad]

Have a new 2021 Willys Gladiator eco-diesel with about 500 miles on it. I’ve done a few simple mods so far. Teraflex 1.5 level, tints, roll up bed cover. I ordered 315/70-17 (35x12.50) Firestone destination MT2s for the stock rims. I also plan to order a 1.5 inch hub centric wheel spacer. Is there anyone on here who has the same or similar setup? I should specify that the likelihood I will do any actual 4 wheeling with this vehicle is very slim, if I ever wheel it at all. Mostly did the level and wanting to do the tires strictly for aesthetics. I’m wanting to know from anyone who has done 35s on stock wheels, with level and spacers if there is any rubbing or other known issues. Will be towing my boat with the vehicle also. Mostly just want this for a cool tow vehicle/around town slight head turner. Any input is appreciated. A couple photos of my truck attached. Love these things!!!

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[jakes5thjeep]

What did you end up doing. Walked in to a shop, to set an appointment to install my TF 1.5 front spacers on my rubi. Walked out having bought some Willys take offs, (they just took off!) that I'd been looking for. Now they are gonna install it all at once: my falkens onto the willys, and the TF spacers. Before I go to 35s was wondering about wheel spacers, or maybe a 35x11.5 tire.

 

[Eibarra81]

I'm looking to do 315 70r17 on my Gladiator as well. Got a question do you have the max tow package on yours and what size spaces did you go with. Your set up is what I'm looking at doing.

 

[toddandjoanne]

Good day,
I realize this thread is a little older, but did everyone get the answers that they were looking for?
I have a ‘21 Willys with a 2 1/2” level kit, 1 3/4” spacers, stock wheels and 315/70 tires. No issues, looks great (IMO), no rubbing whatsoever. If running stock wheels you will need some spacers.

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