What backspacing are they? Do you have a link or model name? This question has come up many times and I've never seen anyone post a viable wheel with a TJ bolt pattern.
Who’s running 17 inch wheels? Pics please!
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What backspacing are they? Do you have a link or model name? This question has come up many times and I've never seen anyone post a viable wheel with a TJ bolt pattern.
The reason why is because I’m trying to get away from a 12.50 tire and I’m a 17 you can get 35s in a 10.5 and 11.5
I just did a search and extreme terrain has some. I didn’t look at all the wheels for backspacing but the one I clicked on was 4.75
Yeah just realized this. It’s either 15s or 17s if you want an off-road tire of decent size and not look stupid.
ApexOffRoad
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17" Hutchinson DOT Street Legal Bead Locks with 37" MTR's...5x4.5 stock bolt pattern. Used to run Trail Ready 15", I liked the look of the Trail Ready better and the rock rings/dual valves for airing down were nice. The Hutchinson's aren't cheap but perform well. Pretty scratched up after 2 trips across the Rubicon with no outer ring. I have a YJ that inherited the Trail Ready rims. Note that 15" tires are beginning to get more expensive and harder to find than the more common 17" which is partially why I switched. I know you aren't looking for bead locks but that option might give you more choices in the original bolt pattern. Trail Ready also makes a "simulated" bead Lock that might be of interest to you. I have those on my trailer and they are sweet!
My wheels are Fuel Anza 17 x 8.5 with 5x 114.3 bp.
When I bought my first Jeep TJ the PO had put different Fuel wheels on that were just a different style with everything else the same. I liked the Anza and I knew the backspace would work.
rustygastank
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35x12.5 BFG on 17" Fuel Tracker bronze. 4" lift.
Thanks. The wheels are 4.53" backspacing and I was pleasantly surprised to find out I did not need spacers after I installed them. However, I have not taken the Jeep anywhere to test if extreme flexing and turning may cause rubbing.
Lubbockguy1979
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