Do I need wheel spacers?

[Rssazn]

Do I need wheel spacers for toyo open country a/t 35x11.50 17? Got someone selling me a set of 4 for $800 with only 7k miles on them. seems like a good deal to pass up.

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[Planotex]

Do I need wheel spacers for toyo open country a/t 35x11.50 17? Got someone selling me a set of 4 for $800 with only 7k miles on them. seems like a good deal to pass up.

I would say you want them. I put 2" on my JK and went up one tire size. It looks so much better without looking modified.

 

[Bill_BCNtoNY]

I think that you would need spacers as 11.5" in tire width is a bit more than the stock setup even on a Rubicon (not so sure about the XR package). You might even need new wheels, in which case the spacers wouldn't be needed if you pick a wheel with the right offset and backspacing.

And you will want to lift the Jeep a bit if you haven't yet, too, or else you'll rub the fender liners when flexing.

 

[Rssazn]

I think that you would need spacers as 11.5" in tire width is a bit more than the stock setup even on a Rubicon (not so sure about the XR package). You might even need new wheels, in which case the spacers wouldn't be needed if you pick a wheel with the right offset and backspacing.

And you will want to lift the Jeep a bit if you haven't yet, too, or else you'll rub the fender liners when flexing.

Any idea if a rough country 3in level kit pulled from a gladiator will work on wrangler?

 

[Bill_BCNtoNY]

I don’t know, no - I think the front is close if not the same, but the rear suspension is completely different I believe.

hoping someone with more knowledge can chime in here and assist!

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