Has anyone tried this on a Jeep Wrangler with 17" rims and a 35" tire?
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Yes, I have this rack on my 1992 Wrangler that has 35s on it including the spare.
483528
Hello, I am very sorry but this wheel is a 14" rim. You would not be able use the tire size you are asking about. However the wheel is in your vehicles fitment and should bolt up nicely.
2181095
I have a Jeep with oversize tires and it comes out far enough that the tailgate still opens. I have a hitch mount bike rack that lives on my jeep and i do have to let it down to open the tailgate but the hitch for me has worked great.
720288
I bought it for my 2007 Jeep Wrangler Sahara Unlimited. It works great as long as you get them tight enough. I have 3 - 100 plus pound Great Pyranees that love to ride and this works wonderful.
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Hi Maria, what are you trying to accomplish with the super chip 3875? I purchased it to change tire sizes on an 2004 wrangler after the documentation said it could. I found out later that it only worked ona rubicon. Be careful to make sure it will correct the issue you are trying to before buying it. I would call the company and explain the issue before buying one. Now it did make the jeep run better but I wanted more from a $300 tool
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with some modifications, yes and it depends on how oversized... my stock 09 jeep jku 32s were good to go. my high offset 33s needed a mod as the post that pokes through the center of the was not long enough. one option is to call the company and get a longer bolt. i didnt like that the square tubing from the rack no longer indexed the tube coming from the mount plate which in thoery would allow the rack to rotate dropping your bikes on the road. i opted to weld in an extension to the post that extends off the plate that installs behind the spare. this works great, but requires accurate measurements and access to a welder. with some modifications, yes and it depends on how oversized... my stock 09 jeep jku 32s were good to go. my high offset 33s needed a mod as the post that pokes through the center of the was not long enough. one option is to call the company and get a longer bolt. i didnt like that the square tubing from the rack no longer indexed the tube coming from the mount plate which in thoery would allow the rack to rotate dropping your bikes on the road. i opted to weld in an extension to the post that extends off the plate that installs behind the spare. this works great, but requires accurate... » Read More with some modifications, yes and it depends on how oversized... my stock 09 jeep jku 32s were good to go. my high offset 33s needed a mod as the post that pokes through the center of the was not long enough. one option is to call the company and get a longer bolt. i didnt like that the square tubing from the rack no longer indexed the tube coming from the mount plate which in thoery would allow the rack to rotate dropping your bikes on the road. i opted to weld in an extension to the post that extends off the plate that installs behind the spare. this works great, but requires accurate measurements and access to a welder. « Show Less
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I have these on 15 inch trailer tires & they work fine. I can't see why they wouldn't work on most anything bigger than a wheelbarrow tire.
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I had a 2013 and 2014 jeep wrangler and it fit both even with 35 inch tire on back
573556
These wheels will fit any wrangler. I have a 4" lift and 33 x 11.5 tires. The offset of the wheels eliminates the tires from rubbing.
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It will work. It is the actual outer diameter of the tire and not the rim. The physical tire is smaller.
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I have a Jeep wrangler. It does not fit properly. I ended up cutting two slits in the bottom in an attempt for it to fit and it still is creased in middle. the bottom of my tire is exposed. I loved the saying and kept it since I had cut it to make it fit. I also prefer the saying to the dealership cover, I hate free advertising!
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If you have stock tires it might. I have 35 inch tires on a 15 inch rim and it didnt fit on my jeep by a good bit. I had to weld a piece on to extend the bracket out. If you do try it make sure to not damage the box in case you need to ship it back. Best of luck.
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Be sure to measure the actual outside diameter of the tire itself. A 15" rim has a much larger diameter tire on it.
1977965
I have 35s on mine with stock rims but you might have to put wheel spacers in on the front so they don't rub
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Yes & No! I have a jeep with a 35" spare tire. The rack only fits one bike like this. What I did was to replace the original 2" bar with a longer leingth so I could put two bikes on. You could just but an extension and do the samething but it would add some excess slop in the mount. For the money this was worth it but when no bikes are on it I notice people walk close to the bike tire bracket. Gain I made my new becket pivot so it folds up or down so I can open my back gate. It kinda looks cheap but it does a good job also it's not $400!
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33" tire is perfect, certainly doesn't look to small. You would need additional lift for anything bigger than that. I've got the 4"lift, 1 1/2 shackles and 1"body lift for 35" tires.
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I don't think it will work. Our tire measures 255/75 R17 and it fits like a glove.