35’s on stock

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Rubiman_JL

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• May 6, 2018

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Dbadkoala

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• May 6, 2018

• #2

Looks good. Did you have to use spacers for clearence?

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cwilliamson914

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• May 6, 2018

• #3

I have 35’s in stock to. Don’t need spacers.


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YAHAHA

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• May 7, 2018

• #4

With 35s seen it posted that braking isn't as good. Does it take more effort/distance?


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wayoflife

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• May 7, 2018

• #5

Awesome!! Lovin it :thumb:

 

Ordie Chief

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• May 8, 2018

• #6

What the difference in the MPG?

 

cwilliamson914

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• May 9, 2018

• #7

Don’t know basically took it right down the road after I bought it and had the bigger tires installed


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oneduckman

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• May 11, 2018

• #8

Are you using wheel spacers and if so what size?

 

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Principal Skinr

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• May 12, 2018

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GrayBeard

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• May 12, 2018

• #10

Lookin good [emoji106][emoji106]

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OconRecon

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• Jul 30, 2018

• #11

It is true you have to have the dealer adjust your speedometer when going up to the 35's?
Ride difference? Any rub? Any downside at all?

The looks are fab, btw.

 

doubletapdaddy

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• Jul 30, 2018

• #12

OconRecon said:

It is true you have to have the dealer adjust your speedometer when going up to the 35's?
Ride difference? Any rub? Any downside at all?

The looks are fab, btw.

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I have to recommend the Tazer-jl. Much more than speedo adjust...
https://jlwrangler.com/showthread.php?1415-WRITE-UP-TAZER-JL-Programmer-for-JL-WRANGLER-INSTALLATION-amp-HOW-TO-USE&highlight=Tazer

 

AZ EXPLORER

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• Jul 30, 2018

• #13

doubletapdaddy said:

I have to recommend the Tazer-jl. Much more than speedo adjust...
https://jlwrangler.com/showthread.php?1415-WRITE-UP-TAZER-JL-Programmer-for-JL-WRANGLER-INSTALLATION-amp-HOW-TO-USE&highlight=Tazer

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Agree with this recommendation. Really does do so much more than just the speedo.

 

Dusty

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• Jul 31, 2018

• #14

cwilliamson914 said:

Don’t know basically took it right down the road after I bought it and had the bigger tires installed


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I'd also be curious if you are having to run wheel spacers and if so what size?

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HBlu2th

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• Aug 1, 2018

• #15

Any problems fitting the 35’ spare?


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RJ10

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• Aug 4, 2018

• #16

Installed 35’s on my 2dr today. Drives great. No difference and spare fit without any mods.


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doubletapdaddy

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• Aug 4, 2018

• #17

RJ10 said:

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That looks bitchin.

 

OconRecon

Member

• Aug 4, 2018

• #18

Super close to pulling the trigger on a new 2018 Ruby JL. Have all my stuff into the dealer, he's just scowling around the area looking for the one with my wish list.

First move is going to be going up to 35's on stock.

1. Has anyone had luck on getting some credit for the stock 33's when going to the 35's? Discount Tire says they likely will. Could always sell them outright, but that's a bit of a hassle.
2. I'm thinking All Terrain. Any opinions? Might just bump to the same tire as OEM, but bigger. The BFG's.
3. Basicaly want ones that looks the rugged part, but are well manored on the road, i.e., lean towards being quiet and smooth.
4. Would love to gush about future plans to climb rock mountains in the near future, but I'll be on good old pavement 99.9% of the time.

Some ideas I've run into:

BFG All Terrain: https://www.walmart.com/ip/BFGoodri...66001f5-4f24ccfd-fe71188077ed5ad0&athena=true

Hankook DynaPro: http://www.walmart.com/ip/Hankook-Dynapro-ATM-RF10-All-Terrain-Tire-LT315-70R17-LRD-8-P/17792192

GoodYear Wrangler: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Goodyear-Wrangler-MTR-Kevlar-Tire-35X12-50R15-LT-Tire/11983376

Nitto Ridge Grappler: https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/goodyear-wrangler-authority-the-rangers-review.233752/

General Grabber AT2: https://www.walmart.com/ip/General-...75035&wl11=online&wl12=14964164&wl13=&veh=sem

Any opinions are appreciated. Thanks for helping this noob.

 

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Four Flusher

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• Aug 4, 2018

• #19

I just don't see being able to run 35" tires on a stock JLUR if you plan on off roading. I was at discount tires yesterday and the Manager Mike, very knowledgeable dude, agreed. I'll run 315's on the street for a bit till my Dynatrac 2" lift shows up.

 

OconRecon

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• Aug 4, 2018

• #20

RJ10 said:

Installed 35’s on my 2dr today. Drives great. No difference and spare fit without any mods.[/url]

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Beautiful man - any downside at all?

(I get the concerns for clearance and serious off roading, but that won't be me anytime soon)

Addendum - and are those GoodYear Wranglers? If so, are they Goodyear Wrangler MTR Kevlar? Either way, how's the road noise.

 

Last edited: Aug 4, 2018