Post them up!
Make sure you get hub-centric spacers and when mounting them, make sure you cut that little ring off of each of the five threaded OEM posts. It may or may not have these little clips, just watch for them because they'll prevent the spacer from mounting perfectly flush.I like the stock 20” rims on my 2014 Overland, planning on purchasing a set of Spacers to get the nicer looks from the back. Anyone know if I will have issues with the Tire Pressure monitors or any other electronics or safety issues with using the spacers .. Thanks..
We drive at a tilt for a few miles until we find a tire shop.Hey guys, will the Rubicon JK wheels and mud terrain tires (32") fit just fine on my incoming GC Diesel? I saw that some GC's come with 17" wheels, so I figure I would be fine. I believe both vehicles use the same bolt pattern and offset? Also, how have you guys been handling the spare tire size issue when running non-stock sizes?
Better pic this time. Someone asked for a higher res pic awhile back, we'll see how it loads.
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305 tire will fit fine on the rim, but I couldn't find what the offset is online for this wheel. That is what is really going to be important. If the wheel offset is too shallow, they'll stick out way past the fender and look goofy; if the offset is too deep, they will rub either when turning or even on that nut situated at the top of the front tires. Find me the offset for this wheel and I'll do the math for you.Hi i am new here and like this forum so much i got new wheels for my WK2 Lexani R4 black machine 22x9 i am planing to get 305 40 22 , but i am woundring if 305 width will fit on the rim 9 inch width, so please give me your advice.
Sometimes fate makes your decisions for you ... Since I first placed my order for my SFU on 8/9 I've been debating which tires to put on - P vs LT, which brand and what size. Early on I had settled on the Wrangler All-terrain Adventures for the brand, but kept waffling on P vs LT and size. I finally narrowed it down to P. While I wanted the slightly higher profile of the 265/65R18, I wasn't sure if there would be an appreciable impact on all of the various electronics (besides the obvious speed/mileage being off) due to the different size so decided to be conservative and stick with stock.
Well, as fate would have it, the supplier shipped the wrong tire. Even though the store ordered the 265/60s, they sent the 265/65s. So I said "what the heck, put 'em on".
Two days later I loaded up the SO and kids into the SFU and headed up to the mountains.
This was the first real trip with the SFU and it acquitted itself quite admirably. The drive was very pleasant and everything worked flawlessly. Two very nice advantages to the diesel: 1) With the lower RPMs the SO thought we were going slower than we really were. 2) With the staggering range, I was able to go from SF to Tahoe, drive around a bunch and get home without filling up, which meant not having to pay the $0.30/gal extra that stations in and around tahoe charge.
And somewhat ironically, due to the fact that Tahoe didn't have as much snow as normal for this time of year, I got to put 'er through some slick and somewhat difficult offroad paces. We wanted to find a nice sledding spot for the kids, so I started doing some exploring and wound up on a poorly-maintained, narrow dirt road that was a fun mix of mud, ice, snow and rocks. The Jeep and the new tires did quite admirably, making conditions that are typically pretty trying seem fairly trivial.
Here you can glimpse her hiding out in her natural habitat.
Now that I've had some decent time with it and used it in a variety of scenarios, I'm going to finally finish doing my review in the Owners's thread. But if you want the Cliff Notes - it has exceeded my expectations!
They look great. Are you running AWD or 2x4? Was always curious if the staggered tire sizes screw with the AWD system since the rolling circumference is different?Lexani R-05's 22x9 et35 22x10 et40 Nitto 420s 275/40r22 305/40r22
I believe you are thinking of the offset, which is 56.4mm w/ 18" wheels. That's about 2.17 inches.Use this site to compare two wheel tire combos. Also, I think the stock wheels have a 50-54mm backspace Custom rims, wheel tire packages for your ride - RIMSnTIRES.com