WILL A 33x12.50 FIT ON MY RUBICON WHEELS?
Announcement
Collapse
No announcement yet.
will a 33x12.50 fit my rims
Collapse
Forum Thread First Post
Collapse
X
-
yes, as long as they're 305/70r16. you will also need to adjust steering stops and/or use wheel spacers since stock back spacing was never meant to run 12.5" wide tires.
may i suggest 285/75r16 which are a tad bitt taller and 11.5" wide.Last edited by blkTJ; 12-31-04, 08:01 PM.
-
ok i know all of you say that the stock rubi wheels will not run a 12.5 but as soon as i can ill get pics up i am running 35x12.5 lt 16s swampers on my stock wheels with no back spacing no rub not noise from the rear the only thing i am having is the tires rubbin the lower control arm on the front at full lock just thought i would say.im lovin it
2004 wrangler se
4 inch rough country lift
35x12.5LT16's
super budget 3 inch body lift
Comment
-
Originally posted by drivenhardsethe only thing i am having is the tires rubbin the lower control arm on the front at full lock just thought i would say.
Comment
-
Even the 285/75R16's are not really suitable for the moab wheels (stock rubicon wheels). You will need to either run spacers, or adjust the steering stops to keep the tire off of the brake line on the drivers side while in a hard left turn with the tire stuffed hard (trust me on this one......).olllllllo <--- If you can read that, roll me over!
Price is soon forgotton, quality is not.
KG6OWO
Comment
-
Rubicon wheels have too much backspacing for a 12.5" wide tire, they will rub like crazy on the upper rear spring perch and the front control arms. You need aftermarket wheels which usually have less backspacing in order to run that wide of a tire.The Geezer Jeep: http://www.greentractortalk.com/jerryb/index.htm
Comment
Comment