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No, it's fine.
Your jeep (presumably a "Sport" or "X" model) came stock with 225/75/16 tires, though I don't know if I'd go so far as to say that size is "recommended"--the stock size had to be something, and that's what was chosen. You've basically gone from a 29x9" tire to a 31.5x10" tire, which isn't much of an increase. Lots of folks run much, much larger tires than either of those sizes.
In fact, all other stock Wrangler models (the Sport S, the Sahara, and the Rubicon) come with 32x10" tires. That is, more or less, what you have now.
Your jeep (presumably a "Sport" or "X" model) came stock with 225/75/16 tires, though I don't know if I'd go so far as to say that size is "recommended"--the stock size had to be something, and that's what was chosen. You've basically gone from a 29x9" tire to a 31.5x10" tire, which isn't much of an increase. Lots of folks run much, much larger tires than either of those sizes.
In fact, all other stock Wrangler models (the Sport S, the Sahara, and the Rubicon) come with 32x10" tires. That is, more or less, what you have now.
