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GrayWolf.Overland
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34s on stock willys with low fenders and -12 offset wheels - you will rub your fenders at full flex to one side with sway bar disconnected. Without swaybar disconnect its a may-be rubs
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It depends do you have a steel bumper and winch you will have tire poke I went with +12 to have less poke and add a fender flare I also put 265/70/17 I didn’t want to lose mpg are you reusing your tmps sensors if you buy new ones make sure you get the right one they are self learning I used pepboys and they mounted and balanced installed valve stems for a hundred dollars I did have to buy new lugs nuts but I now have a spare set of tires and I didn’t need to do the spare I did install the tires myself on the jeep if it dose rub a spring spacers should take care of it
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I have 285/75 Ko2s on stock rims with 1.75" spacers (stock bumpers, no winch), 2020 Willys Ecodisel.
Per https://tiresize.com/wheel-offset-calculator/ yours are going to be 0.45" further away from frame/suspension, everything else the same.
I had rear tire rubbing *without* swaybar disconnected... changing fender flares soon.
Per https://tiresize.com/wheel-offset-calculator/ yours are going to be 0.45" further away from frame/suspension, everything else the same.
I had rear tire rubbing *without* swaybar disconnected... changing fender flares soon.
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