Jethro0417

Alright guys looking for input on what u think I should do. I have 2010 rubi and currently have 1.25" BL. I plan on saving for rock krawler 3.5" pro, New drive shafts and want to run 37" pitbull rocker radials, it's going to take me a while to save up for everything. My question for u guys is do u think it's a good idea to buy 4 35" tires and run flat fenders until I can save up for everything else and then try and sell 35s or run the 35s out then buy the 37s do u think I should just wait. I'm anxious to get big meats on but don't know what to do. Thx guys

time2eat

I say what and get what you really want instead of buying something just to hold you over that you know you will sell. Goodluck w/ the decision

Jethro0417

Yea I may run them till they are used up if I go that route. I have it figured somewhere around 6-7 grand I need to save cause I want to do everything at once lift, sleeves, teraflex speed bumpstops, regear, driveshafts. It'll probably take about 6-8 months for me to save up the cash that's why I was thinking c gussets and 35s now to tide me over lol. Just wanted other peoples thoughts on the matter to help me decide.

Jethro0417

Thanks for the posts so far guys. Anyone else have any thoughts on the subject?

dinojeep

I've been thinking about getting that kit, well not the aluminum one but basically the same kit, and I cant decide about getting 35s or 37s. I feel like as soon as put the 35s on Im going to think they're too small and want the 37s. I just don't want to have to regear right away. Although I think Id be ok running 37s with 4.10s for a year or so.

Hskr4x4

I've learned that buying what you want the 1st time is way easier. I always change stuff cause I settled and it's way less stress just doing it right the 1st time around..

BKGM Jeepers

Jeep #6 here for me. Save and buy what you want the first time. Don't pay over and over and over and over and...

Like I've done in the past. This JKU I built was a one time deal. No step ups or settling. In the long run it saves a lot of time and a lot of money.

Good luck!

Jethro0417

The only reason I'm considering 35's is to have some better tires until lifting cause it'll be 6-8 months before I can lift it and do driveshafts and such.

Jethro0417

Well seems like everyone is saying wait so I guess I'll try and check myself and just wheel the stock rubi tires for a few months. Thanks for the replies everyone.

apeezee

You'd be surprised what it can do stock. I haves 10 rubi jku and put it through it's first real paces here last weekend and was very surprised. Stuff I thought was way to crazy it handled it like no big deal.