285/70/17 km2 (bfg's run small) on stock wheels rubbed on control arms on my wife's 13' jkur.
Not a major rub but they do rub.
2" lift will give you more clearance under the jeep but does nothing to move tires away from suspension components so they will still rub.
Any time you change the offset/backspace on a wheel you do affect scrub radius.
Many people run spacers for 100's of thousands of miles with no problems while some people are concerned with liability and/or adding a failure point. It usually ends up being a personal decision based on your comfort with build quality and liabilities should something ever occur. If you decide to run spacers 1-1/4" or 1-1/2" will work although some people have to grind studs a bit with the 1-1/4" spacers because they bottom out on the spacers.
35's won't fit without some trimming or a lift. All depends on your comfort level with either of those modifications.
It would also help others with recommendations if you updated your signature to include your model of jeep. I have assumed from your text you have a stock Moab edition and not just Moab wheels on a different model. Recently helped a buddy modify a 2wd jku with rubicon take offs and those things are stuffed!
Not a major rub but they do rub.
2" lift will give you more clearance under the jeep but does nothing to move tires away from suspension components so they will still rub.
Any time you change the offset/backspace on a wheel you do affect scrub radius.
Many people run spacers for 100's of thousands of miles with no problems while some people are concerned with liability and/or adding a failure point. It usually ends up being a personal decision based on your comfort with build quality and liabilities should something ever occur. If you decide to run spacers 1-1/4" or 1-1/2" will work although some people have to grind studs a bit with the 1-1/4" spacers because they bottom out on the spacers.
35's won't fit without some trimming or a lift. All depends on your comfort level with either of those modifications.
It would also help others with recommendations if you updated your signature to include your model of jeep. I have assumed from your text you have a stock Moab edition and not just Moab wheels on a different model. Recently helped a buddy modify a 2wd jku with rubicon take offs and those things are stuffed!
