35's on Stock JKU Suspension???
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In my experience you need flat flares, trimmed pinch seam/rock rails if you have them & quite possibly a chopped front bumper. It'll still rub on the rear with a true 35.
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After my first wheeling trip after the 35s with no lift, I put in a 2" lift to eliminate the rear rubbing.
If you don't wheel, it should do fine on the street.
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If you don't wheel, it should do fine on the street.
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I ran 35in with stock suspension and fenders on my JKU for quite a while. The Spidertrax spacers took care of the rubbing when turning the wheel all the way. I would rub the fenders when driving faster over some speed bumps. Besides that no issues. Driving on paved and smooth unpaved roads.
This weekend I'm installing Teraflex's 2.5in coil lift so the fender rubbing should be fixed.
This weekend I'm installing Teraflex's 2.5in coil lift so the fender rubbing should be fixed.