donvillejeep

just wondering if any one with 35 in tires on 2007 4 door rubicon have any issues with such a large tire?

skibum

Ummmmm............I have 35s (soon to be 37s) on my 07 JKU X. Then again, I also have a 4.5" lift. Are you talking about an unlifted rig?

donvillejeep

i have enough wheel well space for the tires,, was just wondering how much harder on your front end parts the larger tires did.

Goeagles88

You'll need to provide more information dude.

You shouldn't run 35's on your stock suspension and stock wheels. The tires will rub everything.

At the minimum, you would have to do 1.5" spacers and flat fenders. You'll still have some trim work to do.

donvillejeep

sorry i have 2.5 inch lift and 17 inch off set rims. i had 33 and now im gonna put 35. was just wondering if you notice faster wear on ball joints and tie rod ends and wheel bearings.

donvillejeep

i have rugger ridge XHD bumpers front and back. tire carrier
pro-comp rims,35x12.5 toyo open country m/t, 2.5in spacer lift, bushwacker flat top flares, 10000lb super winch, quadratec floor mats, rubicon shocks, bushwacker bug deflector and tail protector,

donvillejeep

im ok there.. the shocks came with the lift

JayKay69

I would put c gussets on because they tend to bend very easily

donvillejeep

what are C gussets??

skibum

The axle c's (where the ball joints attach to the outer c's) tend to bend if not reinforced. Before I went to 35s I had the axle sleeved and the c-gussets installed.