troyboy

I just got my lift and tires today! It's a 1.75 BB from Daystar and 285/75/17 Toyo Open Country ATs on stock wheels. No Wheel spacers! I decided to go with 34" tires because they are only 11.5" wide and fit stock wheels. The spare tire fits tight to the bumper.

I can hardly wait until I get my JK decals

troyboy

Thats weird. I'm looking at them right now. I'll try clearing my cache and cookies and try again.

bodybrdng

I see them and they look good. Nice work

HDFFR

Nice, I like the looks of a 34" - post more pic's

ebc-tmc

Does anyone have experience with 2.5" Skyjacker lift with 305 tires on stock rubicon wheels? I am running them and it all looks great, but the tires seem to hit the brake like bracket or something. I have heard that spacers are required when running 305's (34") on stock wheels. Is this right? Thanks

troyboy

My 34" tires are 11.5" wide which is only a half inch larger on each side than the stock tires. I don't think you could run 12.5" wide tires without new wheels or spacers. I don't see the hight of the lift making a difference until you start flexing.

troyboy

Here is the only other pic I have at the moment:


Here is a before pic for comparison:


I have noticed a very slight rub on the front sway bar during a hard turn. I plan on adjusting the turn stops to resolve it.

Any other 34" JKs out there? This is a lonely group. :whoaisme:

ebc-tmc

thanks for the info. I will get some pictures and post of mine. I must say that you are right about being alonely group. However, i believe that the 34 is the perfect tire. Big enough to be big but not so much that you lose the road worthiness like you do with some 35's.

ajburton13

I agree, I think 34 is the sweet spot on tires, with probably a 2" BB. I am thinking about this setup for a Christmas present to myself. Anymore pictures from anyone with 34's?

jakebsellin

Bumpy bump!