K kschmidtjr 0 Jun 24, 2012 #1 Im debating on getting a 3.5" suspension lift and wondering if 33 or 35 tires would be best for wheeling. Help pleasee
Im debating on getting a 3.5" suspension lift and wondering if 33 or 35 tires would be best for wheeling. Help pleasee
0 01tj Guest Jun 24, 2012 #2 Def 35s with that lift, but like JR said that would be pushing the limits of the axles.
0 01tj Guest Jun 24, 2012 #4 Im pretty sure he's talking about his 2010 JK. I think Quinn has about that much lift and 35s on his 4 door JK.
Im pretty sure he's talking about his 2010 JK. I think Quinn has about that much lift and 35s on his 4 door JK.
knobby97 0 Jun 24, 2012 #5 35s for that much lift. You could actually get away with running 37s if you trim the fenders or hook up some flat fenders. I run 37s on my JKU with a 4" lift and genright tube fenders and still have plenty of room. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
35s for that much lift. You could actually get away with running 37s if you trim the fenders or hook up some flat fenders. I run 37s on my JKU with a 4" lift and genright tube fenders and still have plenty of room. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
97TJGUZZY SUPPORTER Jun 25, 2012 #6 If its a JK with stock axles and gearing I wouldnt go bigger than 35s..the 3.8 isnt really a powerhouse
If its a JK with stock axles and gearing I wouldnt go bigger than 35s..the 3.8 isnt really a powerhouse