Tire carrier
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I say that because today I installed some 35x12.50-20's on a set of 20"x 10" wheels. 4.5" BS. It fit. Haha. But it was about 15-20 lbs too heavy for the door. The customer refused to but a bumper or even an adjustable tire carrier. Haha. Stupid a-hole. Told him he needed an exhaust spacer for his 4" lift too. He said" the shop that sold me the lift kit said I didn't need it" lol. 2013 fully loaded Rubicon. Even has painted fenders and dual tops. Gonna need a drive shaft and a tail gate soon. Hahahhbhaaaaaaa
Sent from the fast lane while driving one handed.
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JK Junkie
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You'll be fine... Depending on how heavy your wheel and tire set is you may want to save up for a carrier down the road. Just make sure it's snugged up tight to the bumpstops and not rattling around. Also watch the rivets on the inside of the gate if you see any starting to crack you'll want to remove the tire and get a tire carrier. But really you should be fine I got a 35" on my stock carrier and it's holding it up fine for the time being.