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I own a 2018 JLU Sahara and thinking of keep my own rims and put bigger tires with 2 inch lift kit
Buckster
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Hmmm....if only there were a dedicated section on this forum for pics. Would be awesome if it had multiple categories, for colors and lifts and tire sizes. I bet a section like that could have over 62,000 posts. If only.....
Stormin’ Moorman
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Dang Matt, It’s his first post! Cut guy some slack.
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txj2go
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It appears to me that all of the stock rims are the same width- Sport steel, Sport alloy, Willys, Altitude, Sahara, Rubicon, so they should all be capable of larger tires. But there might be a difference in backspacing that will need to be dealt with by adding spacers. I read somewhere else that the tire selection for 18s isn't as good as for 17s.
275/70-18 looks just right, especially with that lift.
275/70-18 looks just right, especially with that lift.
Cutterone
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I know its an o
l know its an old thread, a few questions. I'm planning on doing something similar to my 2021 Sahara Sarge 6sp, looking at new Quadratec 1.75" lift with Fox 2.0 shocks and 275-70-18 Toyo OC At3. Main question is was there any other geometry adjustments you needed to main in order to keep geometry in check? Track bars, LCA's, brake line extensions, etc and the like...??? Your Jeep looks great BTW...
275/70/18 with a 2" spacer lift.
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