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On 2/3/2021 at 11:08 AM, Jesse J said:

My truck has gladiator wheels on it. I am running spacers/adapters about 1'' (not by choice it's what came on my truck) they do have a very good stance. I am getting new tires and I am just going to get ones that will bolt directly to my hubs but with some more backspace

 

More backspace? Or less?

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Backspace is the distance from the wheel mounting surface (where your wheel's center section actually contacts the brake rotor) to the inside flange of the wheel. For stock factory 15x7 XJ/MJ wheels, the backspacing is 5.25". Any more backspacing wouldn't allow the wheel to turn because the inside flange would be making contact with something.

 

There are NO aftermarket wheel for the XJ or MJ that offer 5.25" backspacing. Most aftermarket wheels seem to run 4" to 4.5" backspacing.

 

Don't confuse "backspacing" with "offset." They are not the same thing.

 

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27 minutes ago, Eagle said:

Backspace is the distance from the wheel mounting surface (where your wheel's center section actually contacts the brake rotor) to the inside flange of the wheel. For stock factory 15x7 XJ/MJ wheels, the backspacing is 5.25". Any more backspacing wouldn't allow the wheel to turn because the inside flange would be making contact with something.

 

There are NO aftermarket wheel for the XJ or MJ that offer 5.25" backspacing. Most aftermarket wheels seem to run 4" to 4.5" backspacing.

 

Don't confuse "backspacing" with "offset." They are not the same thing.

 

yes good point. 

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19 minutes ago, Rickman said:

Anyone wanna buy 5 matching OE Gladiator rubicon wheels and tires?

I paid 11 hundred for 4 then spent 350 on One ... lol new wheel and  matching tire. Go figure. $1,200

 

 

 

if you have something for sale, you should post up in the classifieds. :L: 

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