Lift and Tyres of your JK

[SeaComms]

If you're sticking with 33's, personally I would stick with the 285's rather than step up to the 315's (12.5in) as now you need new rims and new or additional flares to cover them. Strictly speaking they are also not legal on a JK as the rim offset will be much more than an inch each side if that bothers you.

The wider tyre will also cause more drag/friction on the highway and will drop fuel economy - also only a problem if that sort of thing worries you

[double black offroad]

Originally Posted by Sultan13

Hi all, anyone know of any 17" rims, other than AEV, that will fit under the the standard flares? I'm looking at putting either 32" or 33" tyres under it...

These matt black and silver ATX I have in stock are. $270 each.

[yetiboy01]

Originally Posted by double black offroad

These matt black and silver ATX I have in stock are. $270 each.

Nice looking wheels but they aren't hub centric so are illegal on Australian roads


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[DV8Drew]

Originally Posted by yetiboy01

Nice looking wheels but they aren't hub centric so are illegal on Australian roads


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I would have thought that the JK was lug located not center bore located ?

[Yom]

My factory wheels aren't a snug fit on the center bore by any means.

But he's right. Regardless of the reality. lol

[Sultan13]

Originally Posted by double black offroad

These matt black and silver ATX I have in stock are. $270 each.

Thanks for that, great pricing but not really my cup of tea.. There's a few other goodies on your website I've been checking out which look pretty damn tempting though!

[reddragon]

Originally Posted by Yom

mopar coils have been redesigned by their supplier, Lovells, as they were indeed having issues with their coils.

Is there a different part number for the updated springs?