Will theses wheels fit a Jeep comanche

[ComancheLee]

Hello everyone just wanted to know if the stock Jeep wrangler wheels would fit of my 1989 MJ without any modifications or problems

The link is the rims that I am talking about

http://bonnieheights.com/jeep-wrangler-stock-wheels-and-tires

Thx

[ComancheKid45]

No, those will not fit without adapters.

[ComancheLee]

Could you please send me a link for the adapters I would need

[Goose_XJ88]

look for spidertrax 5x4.5 to 5x5 conversion

[Hypoid]

This is the set I put on my XJ: http://www.seriousoffroadproducts.com/Wheels/Adapters-Spacers/Rugged-Ridge/Wheel-Adaptor-Pair-Black-Rugged-Ridge-5-On-4.5-To-5-On-5-Bolt-Pattern-1.375-Inch-Thick-Jeep

 

Like you, I had a set of take-offs. I couldn't sell them for a reasonable price, and eventually I needed tires. Since the JK wheels have deeper back spacing, the adapter spacing brings the tire out, but keeps the tread inside the flare.

 

 

 

[ComancheLee]

Cool thanks man much appreciated

[Hypoid]

I can't tell from your pictures, what size are those tires?

[dasbulliwagen]

I have a set on mine and love them.

 

[Crash]

I recommend Synergy adapters , but the other ones are good too.

If you look in my thread I have the same wheels on my and Ï have them on my XJ as well

[DirtyComanche]

I have the G2 adapters.  They're cheap, but I don't see any issues with their quality.

 

Just make sure you heed the warnings with adapters.  Make sure everything is clean when it goes together, use the locktite, and torque check them within 100 miles, and check them every time the tires come off.

[ComancheLee]

That's how I want mines too look @dasbulliwagen,

And I'm going to use red lock tight and impact the hell out of them @dirtyComanche

[Hypoid]

And I'm going to use red lock tight and impact the hell out of them 

:thwak:  NO! Using a torque wrench keeps the fasteners within design loads, and keeps the clamping force even across all the studs.

 

I followed the instructions, used blue thread locker and a torque wrench. I have had zero problems with anything coming loose over the past 18 months of use.

[87Chief]

That's how I want mines too look @dasbulliwagen,

And I'm going to use red lock tight and impact the hell out of them @dirtyComanche

 

Don't do that.

[DirtyComanche]

Yeah, no impacting lug nuts on.  Just use a torque wrench.  Make sure the studs on there are in good shape and long enough too; I had to change out the ones on my rear D44 because they were a bit too short.

[Crash]

Using an impact to snug them one is not a big deal. A torque stick @ the correct rating would be acceptable, but torque wrench should be used.

[ComancheLee]

Lmao alright

[Pete M]

yeah, if you overdo it, you could split the aluminum spacer. :(