Do you mean the bolt pattern is 5 on 5.5 or the backspacing is 5.5? TJ's bolt pattern is 5 on 4.5.found these wheels online and wanted to know if they would fit my TJ after i put my rough country 4" lift on. they are 33x12.5 and are on 5.5 wheels. just wanted to know if i could fit 5.5 wheels on my TJ??? need help and advice. thanks
Ok, then it won't fit. You need 5 on 4.55.5 hole pattern, thats all that he says.
You mean CJ or FSJ... YJ had the common 5 on 4.5Those wheels probably came off of a YJ.
Yeah, what he said.You mean CJ or FSJ... YJ had the common 5 on 4.5![]()
Well that would depend on what you do with your rig. I prefer BF Goodrich tires. I've run both the All Terrains and the Mud Terrains. Loved both. Put them through hell and never even had a flat. Knock on wood.well, any suggestions as far as tires go?
all wheels (jeep or not) have backspacingBackspacing? ok.. not gonna lie.. I know the basics of car repair and such.. can diagnose easy fixes.. but jeep land is a whole new level for me so you guys will have to be my teachers!![]()
but they dont use the backspacing method (i never heard of backspacing till i got a jeep).. most use offset off the center of the rim which is measured in positive or negative mmall wheels (jeep or not) have backspacing![]()
Offset is common for many cars and most imports but trucks and Jeep wheels use backspacing as their key dimension since it's a more useful dimension where clearance is concerned. You won't find offset used on offroad oriented Jeep wheels.but they dont use the backspacing method (i never heard of backspacing till i got a jeep).. most use offset off the center of the rim which is measured in positive or negative mm