4xe. Ko2 34 inch tires?

[ACEJL]

So I have had a bunch of Jeeps in over the years. Including a Built 2013 on 37 inch tires. That being said I know I won’t be doing that level of off-road and rock crawling in the new 23 4xe. I would like to leave stock other than jumping up a tire size or 2. The dealer said I could put 35s on as is stock. I have seen posts saying that’s all good until you flex her out. Has anyone just gone with the ko2 34 inch tires? Just a little extra grunt for looks and capability would be nice on the 4 door. I would appreciate your photos and experience on this, thanks.

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[azwjowner]

34x10.5r17? There are a few pics here: https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/pizza-cutter-size-list-appreciation-thread.112131/

 

[DewHawk]

35’s should be fine. Might need to add a small bump stop to keep out of the stock fender liners. Hell, I’m waiting on the last couple of parts for my lift and I’m running around on 37’s with the stock lift. Obviously I’m not flexing out or going much beyond fire roads right now but I’m still not rubbing anything just running around.

 

[tinymay]

My 285/75s do everything I've asked and like you, I don't plan extreme trails with this setup. Leave that type banging to my old one.

 

[PHISHS]

Do the bigger tires lower the electric range on the 4XE?

 

[kornface13]

35's look incredible on the 4xe. Here's my 315/70R17 KO2s without any lift. I love it and don't think I will lift it.

It rubs a little bit when it's all flexed out, but it's just rubbing on the inner plastic fenderwells. I can't imagine its hurting anything, so I'm fine with it and will wheel the hell out of it like this.

 

[mjg4xe]

Do the bigger tires lower the electric range on the 4XE?

Yes, slightly. I have the 35” BFG KO2s and lost a few miles of range. I imagine that’s why they don’t offer them on the 4xe currently.

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