My TJ has a 2" lift, allowing for 32" tires. If by installing the fenders will 33" tires fit without rubbing?
1837937
Yes. I have 33 X 12.50 on my 03 wrangler with 2" spacer lift and the Bushwacker flat fender flares.
1837938
I'm running BFG All Terrain 33 x 10.5 x 15s' on my 97 Jeep TJ. I don't see any reason why you can't run 33 x 10.5/ or 11.5 or 12.5. Lots of clearance. I love em because they give me a lot more clearance when flexing over rocks or rough terrain. I am running a 1.5" body lift plus a 3" suspension lift but that shouldn't make any difference either.
1837939
I'm not certain. But mine is factory height with 31x10.50s and I know I could fit 32s at the factory height (no lift) with the flares if I wanted. Hope that helps
1837940
Depends on what you are rubbing on and the offset of your wheels. I fit 35x12.50 15 tires on mine with 4" lift and these flat flares with no rubbing. You have to remember that 33s are only 1/2" larger towards your fenders than 32s
1837941
This really depends on the type of lift and backspacing. I would say a minimum of 2" suspension lift plus 1" body lift to fit 33's - even then, you would need to check for interference and rubbing. With any setup, you need to make sure your bumpstops are properly set (see link below): http://www.wranglerforum.com/f210/correct-bumpstop-length-70047.html
1837942
i have 4 inches of lift and 33's pretty sure after i put on these fenders i could clear 35's if i wanted to.
619540
I have not installed the lift kit yet, but I was told that I can fit up to a 33" tire. So you should have no problem with a 32" tire with a 4" lift.
1946667
I just got this tire carrier. I have a 35" tire and it mounts with no problem.. I really like it so far. Your 33" tire should have no problem at all.
1473326
The only issue with that would be the brake lines not being long enough in the rear. Also you might have to install a drop bearing kit on you drive shaft. I was told if you go more than 3" you pretty much have to get an upper control arm upgrade in order to align proper as well. This is fine the way it is for 33" wheels though.
1884347
I also have mine installed. I have a 2001 Jeep TJ bolted right up to my stock axles. I do have a lift and oversized tires in addition I've been off roading on several occasions with them on with no issues. Also, they looked fine the last time i changed my oil and rotated my tires. I looked for signs of cracking, poor wear, and anything else that may have any issue.
627478
I doubt it but would contact Thule. The bar does clamp down on the front tire so may hurt the fender. Good luck.
1164803
I mounted the fenders on a bike with 26 inch by 2 inch tires, and they fit perfect! If the 700c is the diameter of the tire, those fenders are made of plastic, and will stretch quiet a bit. I don't see any problem.
579192
The front fender angle is different on the YJ. See this link for more info: http://www.wranglerforum.com/f218/tj-flares-on-a-yj-74383.html
1025531
These are wheel spacers, nothing to do with a lift. on a JK you can put a 37 inch tire on with no lift, however you do need to do some cutting and trimming. Thank you!
989346
If you trimmed your fender high then no. It needs about 6inches or do of space between the corner of your fender to where the wheel well starts. If you didn't trim at all your good. At the same time remove the stuid flares do you can sling more mud!!!! Lol
1298797
Unless your truck sits on the ground, or you drive a mini truck (I.e. ranger or Tacoma). It would fit. They fit on my Dodge Ram that was lowered 3in in the front and 5 in the back. And only slighted rubbed on hard bumps. My fenders weren't rolled though, that would of fixed the problem.
742590
You mean fenders? The drill holes match stock tj...had no problem installing...matched perfect...if you need help email me @ douglasfd251@yahoo.com and I be happy to help.
936844
32 without trimmering your fenders anything bigger you will have to trim. Also depends on the off set of your rims
1913964
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.
989711
I have seen Tundra's with 35inch tires with only a 2.5 lift. It rubs on hard turns, but they fit. A 3 inch will make it a little better but you may still want to trim. That can be done when you install the kit. An additional $50-$100. So don't get discouraged and get smaller tires.....get 35s and drive careful until you can trim.
984675
I'm not sure how much you are going to lift your jeep but I installed my tires on 8" centered wheels because I wanted the extra stability and a better ride. You can use your stock wheels but why lift if you are not going to compensate with width? This move is dangerous because center of gravity is also lifted making it easier to roll. It has nothing to do with the tires because the tires are great, excellent as a matter of fact. I would highly recommend them.
1175991
The fender width is 60mm (~2.4 inches). Check the spacing between any posts they will have to pass through. If there is enough clearance these will work with the narrower tires.