Wrangler sport on 33s

[Mountiainhigh]

I have read as much as I can but cant seem to find enough pictures or input on the subject. I have a stock jl sport and I would like to run either a 285/70/17 or 285/75/17. This will be my daily driver and I do a lot of driving for work so 35s are out of the question. I just want the Jeep to have a proper stance. I don't want the tires to look too big or too small compared to the Jeep. I was considering doing the 1.5 Teraflex leveling kit but it lifts the front 2 inches and from what I hear you can run a 33 on a stock sport so if I go that route will the tires look too small? I will be going off roading on light trails on the weekend but no rock crawling or anything extreme. I also don't know much about offset on wheels so I know this has a big role in the stance of the Jeep. I would like the tires to be about an inch or so outside the fender. Also how much mpg did you loose when you went to a 33 or 34? I'm a visual person so the more pictures the better! Thanks in advance!

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[AG’s ‘ 21 Jeep Wrangler]

This is my stock 2021 Sport S with 285/70/17… no rubbing, no issues, and what a difference. These are Bridgestone Dueler A/T Revo 3. No effects on transmission shifts that i can tell. Everything seems to work as before. I will check my MPH’s against a GPS soon.

 

[flyer92]

I have the same question as the op, but was also curious if there is any noticeable effect on the tranny and shift points. Appreciate your feedback and observations.

 

[VooDoo1]

JL Sport S
Tires: 285/70R17 BFG KO2's
Wheels: 17 x 9 w/ +1 offset
1st picture on stock suspension
2nd picture w/ 1.5" TeraFlex Spacer Lift

 

[Strommen95]

Remove the Eurofender before putting on bigger tires. There will be a slight rub if you don't.

 

[JL Fan]

Love this. If it’s ever missing, please don’t come look in my garage.

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