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Just picked up a Clayton 2.5 Overland during Cyber Monday and looking to see what other JLUR owners chose in the area of tire size . 35s or 37s.

Just picked up the Clayton 2.5 Overland for a 2018 JLUR and now trying to decide on running 35s or 37s. What are other JLUR owners running on this lift kit?

Did you need to change your driveshaft out or extend your brake lines ?

I am entered.

Quadratec, wow once again stepping up big time in the Jeep Community, thanks for such a great give away opportunity.

I can so use these rails, after years of jumping out of planes my back is shot and getting these rails will help me be able to lift my Jeep.

Thanks for being so supportive of the Jeep life and offering such a remarkable product. I could really use a Hot Head headliner with rear side window panels & sound assassin 4-door kit inblack for my 2018 JLUR. This will help with the Artic weather and hot weather for the kids on trips.

What offset or back space are you running?

Second snow of the year just started.

Rancho just released their progressive spring answer for Jeep Easter and are running stock wheels for at least 35s.

It is individually but after listening to the system ,for a factory option it's fantastic for a change.

Anyone know what VDC stands for?

Waiting on Clayton to come out with theirs. :rock:

I have ran Toyo tires but didn't realize that Nitto had this option, I need to check this out maybe for my CJ also.

This is one of those areas that manufacturers had years to come out for the JK, hopefully they will all speed the process up for the JL so we can have some options.

I sure hope they are cranking them out a little quicker, I can't wait to hit the road and trails with her, just in time for Summer and topless day. :jk::rock::sun:

Thanks Jay for helping us monitor our new build and addiction. :jk: Dilly, Dilly, :beer:.

That's pretty funny. :rock:

How long did it take for you to get your Jeep? Did it come in through Chicago on a rail car?