XJRedneck94

Will 35s fit on a 99 cherokee with a 5.5 rubicon express lift. (not long arm) the jeep does have bushwacker cut away flares.

ericfx1984

should be close... an extra inch of lift sure would help

BeaglesXJ

Most likely yes. It will be close though. Post some pics if you get them.

ericfx1984

just throw an inch coil spacer in the front and a 1" block or longer shackle... even an MJ shackle would work

BeaglesXJ

Question. What kind of wheels and backspacing do you have now? and are the tires going to be 12.5 inches wide or 10.5?

VTJeep

id agree w/ a BB to get extra tire clearance w/o trimming.

VTJeep

there is a wrangler running around town that looks to be stock sus, but had like at least 33x1550's... its an odd look. if it was up like 5 or inches it would look better, but those big *** tires stuffed ion there doesnt seem right to me...

TheJerm

There's a CJ around me with 35's and like a foot of lift. To me that is just retarded. Actually it they may be 37's idk but i wouldnt drive or wheel that

THENNING

you should be fine with the right amount of trimming and bumpstopping its all about low COG nowadays

ckysodkorn_xj

x2. the biger tire you can get under the least amount of lift (for seriousl wheelers anyway) is best. because your tire is what gives your diffrenetials lift. the suspention lift raises the vehicle for bigger tires (and yes it gives more flex)

outkast

I kinda disagree with this, adding a lift does not give you flex. Shocks, brake line length and binding in other components is what gives you flex.

Think of it this way, your tire can only go so far up no matter what lift you have. Lifts do help you get the flex because they have less bind and longer shocks. Putting on long arms with long *** brake lines on a stock height rig would flex just as much as a lifted rig.