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Hey guys! I am currently running 37x12.50R17 with a 2.5 inch lift on my 4 door wrangler and I am wanting to upgrade to anywhere from a 3-4 inch lift.. was wondering if y'all could post pics of your builds where y'all are running 37 inch tires with either a 3, 3.5, or 4 inch lift. I am having a hard time deciding on what look I am wanting to go with. Thanks a lot!!!
If you go down to JK Show & tell, you will find huge threads full of pics, divided up into a bunch of different categories. The search feature on this site issomewhat weak, to put it mildly, so do a search through Google instead using this string ( site:www.jk-forum.com ) followed by what you want to find, like ( show 4" and 37's ), or whatever. ( site:www.jk-forum.com show your 37's )
Hey guys! I am currently running 37x12.50R17 with a 2.5 inch lift on my 4 door wrangler and I am wanting to upgrade to anywhere from a 3-4 inch lift.. was wondering if y'all could post pics of your builds where y'all are running 37 inch tires with either a 3, 3.5, or 4 inch lift. I am having a hard time deciding on what look I am wanting to go with. Thanks a lot!!!
Im curious what your wheel spacing and offset is. Im actually looking to go to what you have. Got any pictures?
That's a good looking jeep as is. I still think that you leave it as is unless you're rubbing a lot while offroad or need the clearance for technical wheelin'. Mine is on 3.5" RK springs w/ 37" Toyos -
That's a good looking jeep as is. I still think that you leave it as is unless you're rubbing a lot while offroad or need the clearance for technical wheelin'. Mine is on 3.5" RK springs w/ 37" Toyos -
thanks man!! i love yours too.. unfortunately i rub A LOT on the stock fenders and get 0 flex with them as well and crawling is basically impossible so im wanting to go higher to get the extra clearance
Do you need more clearance than your current lift has? Going higher isn't necessarily an "upgrade". In fact, it often just creates more issues.
Yes.. unfortunately i rub a lot and have already lost two fenders to my tires and can't even wheel without tearing the tires up with what i have right now lol
05-28-2020, 12:33 PM
Pics of 37s with lift
