15 in wheels

[BrandonDetrick]

Does anyone know of a 15 in wheel that will fit a jk

 

[piginajeep]

Does anyone know of a 15 in wheel that will fit a jk

its tight, some fit some do not. It depends on the style

 

[RockyJk]

Procomp has their 98 series wheels i have them 15x10 and they fit well no issues with em

 

[BrandonDetrick]

Sweet ! Thanks guys

 

[BrandonDetrick]

Do you have Dana 44? Or does that even matter ?

 

[RockyJk]

I don't think it matters i was told that 2010+ models are the ones that run into problems wit 15 inch wheels cuz of different calipers or something like that....

 

[piginajeep]

I don't think it matters i was told that 2010+ models are the ones that run into problems wit 15 inch wheels cuz of different calipers or something like that....

the axles are all the same 07-13, dana30 or dana44 :thumb:

 

[BrandonDetrick]

I have a 2010. But don't wanna waste money if I buy em and they don't fit

 

[piginajeep]

I have a 2010. But don't wanna waste money if I buy em and they don't fit

its all the same outer axle, if it fits one JK it will fit them all

 

[BrandonDetrick]

Sweet! Thanks guys.

 

[RockyJk]

Yea didnt seem right to me when dude at 4wheel parts told me either....lol

 

[BrandonDetrick]

Anyone have photos of a jk with 15?

 

[RockyJk]

Heres mine

 

[BrandonDetrick]

Cool thanks man.

 

[DA RUNT]

Here's our old JK with black rock 15's

 

[BrandonDetrick]

So basically they have to be steel to fit

 

[wayoflife]

So basically they have to be steel to fit

yes. most aluminum wheels will not fit. some can kind of be made to fit but, you will need to grind your calipers.

 

[BrandonDetrick]

Okay thanks guys! Appreciate the help

 

[gouacats]

MB wheels are aluminum and fit. They are discount tire's house brand. Here are mine.

 

[scorpion king]

Hi there, I've had American Racing AR-23 15x10 aluminum wheels and they fit perfect with no rubbing or grinding with 3.75" of backspacing AND I have Rock Krawler 15x8 steel wheels with 3.75" of backspacing that I've had to grind down my front brake calipers slightly to get them to fit (can provide pics if you want of these wheels/tires ) so it seems like it can be a bit of a hit and miss thing with rims.
I thought the grinding of the calipers was a big deal until I saw ho little it actually took to get them to fit.
Just get the correct offset/backspacing for your rig in relation to tire size you're going to put on them and you'll be set