Sidewall 35 inches on 20-inch rim: 7.5 inches 33 inches on 18-inch rim: 7.5 inches 31 inches on 17-inch rim: 7 inches So kind of falty statement. yes if you stay 35 on 17 and 18 but compared to normal sport, wyllis or rubicon 🤷♂️ you are on top for sidewall anyway but better road driving and cornering on 20s I have the same set up plus with front leveler. 35s k02 ofser -10 it drives So good. Mopar doesn't come with adjustable track bar, if you add level you will need it. I ended up 1.5 inches offset driver side without. I added it amd its great
I had the dealer install this Mopar lift and added the Fox steering stabilizer and replaced the track bar as well. I highly recommend replacing these two items with this lift for better handling no wandering drives like stock.
If you don’t mind me asking, what would the above items along with 35 inch tires cost overall? Im trying to decide if I want another sports car or my first truck and am considering a 6 speed sarge green willys
Hey, I got a question. So I have a jeep gladiator sport s with an ecodiesel motor and I did go ahead and installed rubicon/Mojave higher fenders. If I got with mopar 2" lift kit, would it give me enough clearance to go with 37" tires? And would I need to regear? Thanks a lot.
Yes with the Rubicon high fenders and the 2in it will clear 37's. The 8-speed transmission seems to still move great even with the larger 37's. Thanks for the view!
Yes we have used the stock wheels with 37's also. Some guys will add bolt on wheel spacers to the factory wheels if they want a little more offset. Thanks for the view!
@@Lyudtaru just my opinion. 20” wheels look good but they really make a harsher ride. Simple mechanics, less rubber and less air to dampen the ride. On road and off smaller wheels,bigger tire rides better and more flex.
Unfortunately I am not sure as the owner brought them on for the install, you could try contacting the company to see if they could point you in the right direction. Thanks for the view! www.anthemwheels.com/
Sidewall
35 inches on 20-inch rim: 7.5 inches
33 inches on 18-inch rim: 7.5 inches
31 inches on 17-inch rim: 7 inches
So kind of falty statement. yes if you stay 35 on 17 and 18 but compared to normal sport, wyllis or rubicon 🤷♂️ you are on top for sidewall anyway but better road driving and cornering on 20s
I have the same set up plus with front leveler. 35s k02 ofser -10 it drives So good. Mopar doesn't come with adjustable track bar, if you add level you will need it. I ended up 1.5 inches offset driver side without. I added it amd its great
I had the dealer install this Mopar lift and added the Fox steering stabilizer and replaced the track bar as well. I highly recommend replacing these two items with this lift for better handling no wandering drives like stock.
Those are both really good options to add for the Mopar lift, I kind of wish they would have just come with the lift! Thanks for the view!
@@TylerPotter I agree, it should be included.
If you don’t mind me asking, what would the above items along with 35 inch tires cost overall? Im trying to decide if I want another sports car or my first truck and am considering a 6 speed sarge green willys
@@FreshlyBaked13
You don't need any of that.
What you need is a diesel which comes with everything you need.
Hey, I got a question. So I have a jeep gladiator sport s with an ecodiesel motor and I did go ahead and installed rubicon/Mojave higher fenders. If I got with mopar 2" lift kit, would it give me enough clearance to go with 37" tires? And would I need to regear? Thanks a lot.
Yes with the Rubicon high fenders and the 2in it will clear 37's. The 8-speed transmission seems to still move great even with the larger 37's. Thanks for the view!
@@TylerPotter Thank you for replying to me. I have an ecodiesel. I wonder if I need to regear my truck or?
I did 20s with 33s. I have the same sarge green Mojave runs good, keeping the 17s just incase I ever go rock climbing.
Awesome that sounds like a great set up! Thanks for the view!
Hey just verifying it had the 3.73 gears?
I thought that one did but I'm not 100% sure now. Thanks for the view!
Looks like it has a max tow package, which would have same 4.10 gearing as the Rubicon model.
I think you are correct! I didn't even think to check on that option to see if it had it! Thanks for the view!
@@TylerPotter no problem! Nice review!
I wanna buy the car
It was a customers Jeep so it was already sold. Thanks for the view!
Can you fit 37s on the stock wheel or do you need a new offset?
Yes we have used the stock wheels with 37's also. Some guys will add bolt on wheel spacers to the factory wheels if they want a little more offset. Thanks for the view!
@@TylerPotter yes bit does it rub when offroading?
when you say mopar 2 inch lift, is it only lifted in the front? or is there a slight lift in the back?
Yes 2 in lift in the front and the back with the Mopar lift. Thanks for the view!
With the Mopar 2" lift for a Rubicon can you run 37's?
Yes on a JL/JT Rubicon with the 2in due to the factory high clearance fenders. Thanks for the view!
@@TylerPotter with what size tires exactly? On stock rubicon wheels?
Great review and info!
Thanks, and thanks for the view!
Love the truck, however. Stick with 17 inch tires. 20s kill everything great about this off-road beast.
I totally agree! But the customer gets their way! Thanks for the view!
What about 37's with 20" rims?
@@Lyudtaru just my opinion. 20” wheels look good but they really make a harsher ride. Simple mechanics, less rubber and less air to dampen the ride. On road and off smaller wheels,bigger tire rides better and more flex.
@@ammo4uragingjudge559 I see. How about 18" rims? That shouldn't make a huge difference?
Can you tell me what the off set of those rims were?
Unfortunately I am not sure as the owner brought them on for the install, you could try contacting the company to see if they could point you in the right direction. Thanks for the view! www.anthemwheels.com/
WHAT LIFT DOES it HAVE ?
Mopar 2in lift. Thanks for the view!
What model ?
Jeep Gladiator Sport. Thanks for the view!
Mall crawler junk 😅😅
Other than the 20's it should be a good trail rig. Thanks for the view!