cubfan

Can i use stock wheels or do i need to buy new wheels for 31s?

Veeb0rg

I have 31's on my stock jeep wheels.

Search and destroy

You can use the stock ones. If you go look at a tires web site you can find all the specs on them and the recommended wheel size.

sakosha

i have my 31s wrapped around the stock wheels. i recommend getting 1.5" wheel spacers when using the stock wheels though.

Laxbro26

I have 31x10.5 on stock rims. They look fine but the tires rub on the lca's. Wheel spacers would probably help. Or get the correct backspacing rims.

Metmknice

WJ LCA's or aftermarket should help prevent rubbing, otherwise a min of 1.25" wheel spacers recommended.

highwater

Yeah for sure 15 if you have no lift and 31's will be fine except at full lock to left or right I tan them forever on my 89

no rdplz

#1x10.50's can go on a 7" wide rim, but you'll have backspacing issues and will rub on the LCa's as other have said. To fix this, there are a few options:
1. WJ LCA's - do require some grinding to fit.
2. Wheel Spacers - minimum of 1.25"
3. Properly backspaced rims (4" backspacing)

cubfan

Ok because im planning on buying some 31s from my neighbor for $250 for all four tires which i thought was a good deal. And i am also going to make the wheel spacers because i have the equipment to do so and itll save a lot of money

no rdplz

Unless you REALLY know what you're doing, please don't make the spacers yourself. a 2" spacer requires you to use a bolt on spacer. Those lug spindles need to be very strong and very well placed, as well as the hub bore being dead on. Otherwise, a lot of vibes are gonna happen and it'll either come loose or break. Spacers are not an area to go cheap on.

cubfan

O ya i know, i wouldnt do it if i didnt feel comfortable doing it. My dad has a machine shop and does this type of stuff so i'll get his help