Yes I wheel oit all the time and wanted 35 but wanted it ride well its not a 100 percent trial rig it does highway as well

 

I would do 3" and 33's (33x12.50 or 305/70 16) if your not re-gearing. If your a manual you can run the 35's on stock rubi 4.10's well.

And 16's will ride better because of the thicker sidewall won't flex at highway pressure. Your only downside to 35's vs. 33's will be gas milage.

 

If I were in a 2 door rubi 6 speed. I would buy a Black Diamond 3" kit with Bilstien shocks and the optional adjustable rear track bar. I'd have 16X 8 wheels with 4.5 or 5" backspacing and 315/75 16(35x12.50) Pro Comp X-terrains.

You asked what would I do.

 

You can do all of that for 2500?

 

Wait what? Are you sure? I don't understand metric tire sizes, but the 285 is width and the 70 is how much tire is from rim to road... so if 70=5 inches (a guess for arguement's sake) then 5X2 is 10 (5up/5down) then 10+16=26, but 10+17=27 and 16?17 so the same size metric measurements the r17 tire is an inch taller than the r16, right?

 

this should help everyone !!

http://intercotire.com/help-article.php?article_id=7

 

Thank you. I suddenly understand that metric tire sizes are a waste of everyone's time.......

 

same tire.

metric size=tire section width in mm/sidewall aspect ratio
LT285/70R17/D121/118QRWL36575 7.5 - 9 11.5 on 8.5 33

LT285/75R16/E126/123QRWL06464 7.5 - 9 11.3 on 8 33.1

BFGoodrich Tires | Mud-Terrain™ T/A® KM2 | Tire Sizes & Specs

 

YES!

shop around.

I just looked at 1 site. 5 wheels+ tires+ lift about
= 2350 they have 10% off coupons bring you to 2100 before shipping

 

Oh, I see. but those are different sizes... And you can get lift tires wheels for around 1500 easy...