which 33's??? or 35's
My orinigal mud terrains are almost done, and I am gonna upgrade to 33's. I have a two inch lift, and I want some sort of all terrain to save some money. Also what would I have to do to fit 35's because they are what I really want, but I can't afford a new lift and I don't want to do things the cheap way on my jeep. So is there a way to fit 35's, but be done right with only 2 inches?
The problem is I really don't want to trim my fenders, is there a small trim I can do without going all the way. And what about gear ratios, I have an X model would they need to be changed. I know I want 35's I just don't want to mess something up in the process
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If 33's or 35's is even a question get the 35's. You'll want them later anyway. If you go with the 35's it won't be long before you're imagining 37's though.
My Dad's 2.5" lift with stock 32's

My Dad's 2.5" lift with 35's




My Dad's current Jeep 2" stock rubi tires

sorry this is the only pic I have of his now... He added a 1.25" body lift and put 35's on.

I think the 35's will fit with the 2" lift if you don't flex too much. You can always do it and then swap out your coil spacers for 2.5" Teraflex ones.
Like I said though, you'll more than likely need wheel spacers for your 35's. or your 33's for that matter depending on what tire width you go with.
Good luck! Have fun!

My Dad's 2.5" lift with 35's




My Dad's current Jeep 2" stock rubi tires

sorry this is the only pic I have of his now... He added a 1.25" body lift and put 35's on.

I think the 35's will fit with the 2" lift if you don't flex too much. You can always do it and then swap out your coil spacers for 2.5" Teraflex ones.
Like I said though, you'll more than likely need wheel spacers for your 35's. or your 33's for that matter depending on what tire width you go with.
Good luck! Have fun!



