By one have experience running 33x12.50s on stock rims on a 4" lift?

 

Yeah. Need wheel spacers. Lol

 

I run 32's on a 2" lift..... fender trimming is your friend

 

I've already trimmed my fenders just trying to save some money so I don't have to buy wheels and tires after I install my lift given I am replacing my engine too

 

I plan on running 34's with a 4" and adjusting the bumstops so they don't hit

 

I'm more of a street driver but want it to be capable off road for when the old lady loosens the leash

 

I have 32's and had to get wheels that had a significant offset. I borrowed my buddies 31's on stock wheels off his wrangler, and just like on his they rubbed pretty good on mine- with no spacers. Don't know how far you would have to go, or more importantly how far you can safely go with spacers. They'll work for now as long as you don't mind a little scrubbing on tight turns

 

I ran it on 4.5 but used wheel spacers because the side lugs on my wheels hit my leaf springs and rubbed on the control arms when I turned.

 

That's what I thought I guess I'll have to shell out for the wheels I want to just hopin to save some money thanks every body

 

rims for 44 bucks a pop. no shipping charge. i just ordered some for my jeep. i got 5 shipped to my door for under 240.
http://www.jegs.com/i/JEGS-Performan...71110/10002/-1

 

Thanks for the link but I'm not really into steelies. Great price tho

 

33x12.50, trimmed a little bit, removed the plastic in the fender, and have 1.5'' spacers on the front. No issues!

 

I run 'em, 33x12.50 Big Horns on stock 15x8's w/ 5" bs. I ran 34x10.50's on the 7" wide steel wheels prior to these.

They're very close to the springs in the back, and a wider tire would probably rub a little. I have maybe 1/2" clearance back there between the spring and sidewall. Same tires on a 7" wide wheel might not work though. Mine are Wrangler 8" wheels. I like them tucked in tight.

 

Nice...thus is the same size I wana run with a 4.5 lift....nice link for rims