Jeep wrangler forum provides answers from our community and over 22 other related forums. I have a 2 door 2021 jl sport s and the original plan was to get a set of rubi take offs with a set of 35 bfg ko2's, but i was worried about the wheel biting in the well at full turn I went w/ 295/70/17 (about 33.3 tall) milestar patagonia on 17x8.5 +10 offset wheels, here's three pics~ stock w/ stock sport wheels/tires, w/ the new tires, and finally w/ the rubicon suspension swap.
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This question arises because larger tires can enhance ground clearance and overall performance
However, there are factors to consider, such as potential rubbing, suspension strain, and whether your jeep’s stock setup can handle the larger size.
But can you fit 33s on a stock jeep wrangler without any modifications The answer, unfortunately, is not a simple yes or no. Otherwise, your jeep risks looking all. Anyone running a 2 1/2 lift with 33 in tires
Anyone have pictures of y'all's builds with this set up Considering running this set on my 2000 wrsngler. 2 to 2.5 inches (mild lift) this lift adds noticeable height and lets you run bigger tires, making your jeep more capable for tougher trails while still being comfortable on the road Around 33 inches is typical for this lift
3 to 4 inches (moderate lift)
