Wrangler JK Wheels & Tires

Before You Buy

Tire size, wheel diameter, backspacing (offset) and lift height all affect each other. A bigger tire can rub on a stock-height vehicle, and the wrong offset can hit control arms or fenders. Start with the tire diameter you want, then check what lift and wheel specs it needs.

• Backspacing and offset decide whether a wheel clears the suspension and fenders.
• Taller tires change speedometer readings and can strain the drivetrain; many owners re-gear.
• Check load rating and the wheel's rated weight, not just the size.
• Wheel spacers and lug nuts must match your bolt pattern, center bore, thread size and seat type. Torque them to spec and re-check after the first 50-100 miles.

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