Nittp trail grappler mt
It should fit without a lift/1.5" wheel spacers added and be fine for street driving. Will have to trim the front air dam more than likely. Look at the manufacturer specs for your tires, my 275/70R18's were the biggest size I could mount on my stock 18's (7.5" width).
I have the 285/75/17 TOYO MT, a similar tire, a tiny bit smaller then what you are looking at. I run stock Rubi wheels with spidertrax spacers, flat flares and no lift. Normal driving is fine. Light off-road is fine. A few weeks back when I was in the mountains, I was turning around by driving up on a bank along the 4x4 only dirt trail I was on. The back drivers side tire rubbed up in the wheel well. I was not disconnected. The rub was loud enough to hear and I easily found the rub mark. No damage was done, but this was a mild trail by many standards. So, in short, if you plan on doing a lot off-road, you will rub with those tires at some point. If you want to use them for a while until you can get a small lift, Im sure you will be fine.
Why not ask the guy in the link below??
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/jk-wheels-tires-113/5-295-70-18-nitto-trail-grapplers-18-sahara-rims-plastidipped-gunmetal-spidertrax-288460/
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truth about the size fit ment on the stock rims. Do you have a pic if the upgraded tires you put on there ?
I would love to post pictures but due to a Parse Error and the JK-Forum's Runner Plug In system being out of date I can't load any pictures. You could search my previous posts for pictures...
I have the 285/75/17 TOYO MT, a similar tire, a tiny bit smaller then what you are looking at. I run stock Rubi wheels with spidertrax spacers, flat flares and no lift. Normal driving is fine. Light off-road is fine. A few weeks back when I was in the mountains, I was turning around by driving up on a bank along the 4x4 only dirt trail I was on. The back drivers side tire rubbed up in the wheel well. I was not disconnected. The rub was loud enough to hear and I easily found the rub mark. No damage was done, but this was a mild trail by many standards. So, in short, if you plan on doing a lot off-road, you will rub with those tires at some point. If you want to use them for a while until you can get a small lift, Im sure you will be fine.
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