2017 JKU wheel/Tire help.
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2017 JKU wheel/Tire help.
I just purchased a 2017 JKU Sport. I was looking into getting this set up 17x9 Black Level 8 Strike 5's 4.53 BS , 5x5 -12mm mounted / balanced on LT285/70R17 Toyo Open Country A/T II's would this set up work with no lift? I will be getting a Terra Flex leveling kit but wanted to order the wheel package first. Thanks for the help. I had a 2011 JK a few years back but been out of the game a few years.
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Nothing in the suspension has changed. They'll fit and under articulation you'll scrub your fender flares.
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Cut the flares or add bump stops (lose travel), but cycling as mentioned above would be best bet. Is this a street rig or rock crawler? Should still be ok unless u plan to rock ur jeep hard. Guessing by mentioning a spacer lift, u aren't planning on wheeling it like that.
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It's more of a street rig this time around. My last JK 2 door pic in sig had everything and anything done to it. This JKU will be more street then off road.
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I just purchased a 2017 JKU Sport. I was looking into getting this set up 17x9 Black Level 8 Strike 5's 4.53 BS , 5x5 -12mm mounted / balanced on LT285/70R17 Toyo Open Country A/T II's would this set up work with no lift? I will be getting a Terra Flex leveling kit but wanted to order the wheel package first. Thanks for the help. I had a 2011 JK a few years back but been out of the game a few years.
-Brad