A few things we need to know to answer. What year is your Jeep? 2012+ has 70 more horsepower so the 35's it seems most people can tolerate with stock gears. The second more important question is which stock gears you have, 3.21 or 3.73 or even 4.10's if it's a Rubi? 3.21's with 35's isn't recommended though some people do it. 3.73's seem to be tolerable to most people. Looks like you may be from Florida which helps, since you won't have many elevation changes.What complications will I have with stock gearing when pushing these? Just loss in fuel economy and top speed?
2011 2dr jk automatic. I believe it has 3.73 gears correct?A few things we need to know to answer. What year is your Jeep? 2012+ has 70 more horsepower so the 35's it seems most people can tolerate with stock gears. The second more important question is which stock gears you have, 3.21 or 3.73 or even 4.10's if it's a Rubi? 3.21's with 35's isn't recommended though some people do it. 3.73's seem to be tolerable to most people. Looks like you may be from Florida which helps, since you won't have many elevation changes.
I believe it would have come standard with 3.21 but the buyer could have opted for the 3.73's. Not sure how you could tell without the window sticker or seeing if a dealer can run the VIN to see the options to be honest. Maybe someone else will chime in with more info.2011 2dr jk automatic. I believe it has 3.73 gears correct?
It isn't about whether someone can tolerate it or will it run. Being improperly geared regardless of your terrain stresses the engine and transmission. So you will spend $1k plus on tires but not gears? Wait until you can do them at the same time.I just wasn't looking to drop $1000 on a regear right now. I live in Florida so the terrain is mainly flat. Does anyone run 35"s currently on stocking fearing that can give input?
You really should find out what your specific "stock gearing" is in this situation. 3.21 with the 3.8L will not be enjoyable. 3.73 will probably be tolerable, and 4.10 I wouldn't ever worry about changing unless I just had money to blow.I just wasn't looking to drop $1000 on a regear right now. I live in Florida so the terrain is mainly flat. Does anyone run 35"s currently on stocking fearing that can give input?