Im thinking of ordering some ProComp 8179s and some Xtreme M/Ts.As of now im getting tires first and a Full Traction 3" later.I want 35" tires but will this be possible with no lift?Im not going to crawl any,just muddin.I also need help with the backspacing and all that crap.Im only 16 and have no clue about Jeeps.Thanks for any help,and its an 08 jk.

 

Back spacing is 12.5". You will need spacers too. They can work BUT You can not go off the street, turn the wheel all the way, and be very careful on bumps. They will rub like hell. I suggest NOT DOING THIS. It's a good way the F**K up your tires and jeep.

Also What kinda of Wrangler is it?
07-08? X, Sahara, Rubicon? With or with out tow package? Gears?

 

Its an X with the S pkg,no tow package,stock 3.21 gears.
Well I see that doesnt work,what would be another option?
I have about 3k to spend.Thanks

 

I got 35's Nitto Mudgrapplers, 3" black diamond, Didn't buy wheels just used my stock 18's, everything installed was $2,000.00

 

gears would b a good addition you'll need em 3.21 not to good w/t 35's

 

Very true. Most Jeepers suggest at least 3.88's or 4.10's

 

Do I have any other options?What are my package options(lift,tires,wheels) for under 3k with 33 or 35s?Will I always have to use spacers?

 

2.5 inch budget boost for 300 or less.

33 inch tires for around 200 a piece

5 17 inch wheels for 200 a piece or less if you go with steel and 16's

2300 and you can install yourself.

 

There are so many choices out there. It becomes a head ache after awhile. First you need to know what are you offroading in you area. Mud? Dirt? Sand? Rocks? Water Crossings? What kind of area do you live in?

These are all thing that you need to considier when picking tires and some lifts.One thing I learned about Jeeps is that it needs to work don't pa attention to looks. I see so many people buying tires because they look cool.

 

Mud and dirt only,its southern Georgia if that give you any other clues.
Ive heard alot about the ProComp alloys and tires which is why im leading torwards them.