Currently running 2011 jeep Moab wheels on my Cherokee. I
Just acquired some 32/10.5/15 tsl's and I'm looking for a set of steel wheels for them. My question is what is the stock bs of the moabs

 

Bs is 6.25"

 

If your buying new wheels for your XJ the correct BS for it is 3 3/4" to 4" using a 15x8" wheel then with a lift and a little trimming you can run up to a 35x12:50x15" tire. The tires you have purchased will fit this wheel fine.

 

Actually I am already running 17" moabs with adapters. I also already have a set of 5 32x10.5x15 tsl's. I'm looking for some steel wheels so I can add beadlocks later down the road. So I have the option to use a 5x5.5 with 5-6 "BS (bc of the adapters)or I can run a 5x4.5 with 4"BS. I thought they would b easy to find used but I'm wrong! I have been searching forever

(As long as there 15 inch)

 

You can buy them new for under $50 @ from Summit or Jegs with free shipping. Then you can but the correct wheel no adapters and correct bolt pattern.


I found my used beadlocks at a dirt track auction in the off season all 5 with BS I could use.

 

Well I'm going to continue to run the 2011 jk wheels for the street with adapters. I just want a set of Steelies for wheeling trips......trying to get it ready for windrock in May for the gsmtr (great smoke mountain trail ride)

 

Honestly i wouldn't run a beadlock on adapters,The weld on diy beadlock kits are hard to get balanced.The extra weight of the beadlocks and bigger tires and off road i just see the adapters failing over time.And fred is right you can get steel d window rims super cheap online.