KarmaJeep

Have a 1995 Jeep cherokee country and I plan on doing a 3" lift with 15x8 wheels with 3.75" back spacing and 31x10.5 tires.. Will I run into any rubbing with this setup?

my89xj

The most minor amount on the back of your fender flare, maybe a 2"x2" square if that.

If you have to trim, you won't notice it.

Cherospeed99

Awesome thanks for all the help man especially since you seem to be one of the few who have em on cherojees haa

Dirt Diver

Which lift kit? I have RE 3.5", sits more like 4-4.5". I can run 32x11.5 BFG MTs with no rub (unless I hit a serious pothole at cruise speed). But I prefer my 31s. No trimming required on mine. But depends on the lift u buy, weight of your rig, terrain...general consensus is that every Jeep is different. You're gunna have to probably figure this out by trial and error. If any trimming is necessary, it'll be small and easy...until you decide to go larger.

Tom95YJ

My re 3.5" sits at 4" front 4.5" rear with a good bit of heavy armor. I'm also on 35's trimmed with tuned bumpstops no rub at all

Dirt Diver

Nice. I'm going to install flat fenders so I can do 33s but think I wanna do an axle swap first. My only problem is that I have nowhere to do the work. That and I can't guarantee using my bike when my XJ is down due to weather. I mean, I just looked at the forecast...snow tonight ...C'MON ALREADY!!!!!!!!

drhoward1988

No problem bud.

Eboyxj97

Hey guys, just wondering if these sizes will work well together. Looking to put the new 2014 Rubicon wheels on my Cherokee XJ without trimming. I'm not doing any hard trails. Just a little mudding here and there.

SteveMongr

Those are 17" wheels, tires have ridiculous prices for that size.
The bolt pattern will not fit the XJ without adapters.
The larger wheel will reduce sidewall height and likely offer a rougher ride.

KarmaJeep

http://www.jeep4x4center.com/rough-country-3-series-ii-suspension-lift-kit-with-performance-2-2-series-shocks-and-rear-leaf-springs-rc-630xp.html this was the lift I'm planning on going with, unless someone has some insight in to somewhere I could save money but still get a quality lift.

Dirt Diver

I've never used Rough Country, but I hear their lifts are junk. When I called 4wheelparts last year to order my lift, they said they stopped carrying them because they weren't honoring their warranties. 4wp was honoring the warranties for them but was never getting reimbursed.

KarmaJeep

Would buying these together be a better option?
http://www.quadratec.com/products/16300_82X_A_PG.htm

http://www.quadratec.com/products/16300_818.htm

EZEARL

http://www.quadratec.com/products/16300_82X_A_PG.htm

http://www.quadratec.com/products/16300_818.htm

SeriousOffroad

http://www.seriousoffroadproducts.co...IDE-KIT-RE6025

Dirt Diver

This^ I use with RE monotube shocks and RE adj. trackbar...soon to add adj. upper and lower ca's.