Tire fitment · 2020–present

Jeep Gladiator JT biggest tire size: stock and lifted

The biggest tire owners run on a Jeep Gladiator JT at every lift height, with the trimming it takes, the wheel specs you need and the lift kits that get you there.

The short answer

On a Rubicon or Mojave, a 35x11.50R17 on the stock 17x7.5 wheel, per Drivingline's Rubicon fitment guide, which also says 37s need at least a 1-inch front spacer and bump stops and still rub off-road. On Sport and Sport S trucks, JeepGladiatorForum owners run 33s (285/70R17) without rubbing. Some say 35s work on stock suspension with little rubbing; others say they hit the flares at full flex.

Biggest Jeep Gladiator JT tire at every lift

LIFTBIGGEST TIREWHAT IT TAKES
Stock33 in (285/70R17) on Sport; 35x11.50R17 on Rubicon/MojaveDrivingline says a stock Rubicon runs 35x11.50R17 on the factory 17x7.5 wheel. JeepGladiatorForum owners report 33s on stock Sports without rubbing; opinions differ on 35s, which may touch the flares at full flex.
1 in front spacer + bump stops37 in (Rubicon)Drivingline's minimum for 37s on a Rubicon; expect some rubbing off-road. Wheel backspacing is critical, and 4.88 or 5.13 gears are recommended.
2 in (AEV Upcountry, 2024+)35 in BFGoodrich KO2AEV package offered with the 2024 refresh on Sport, Willys, Mojave and Rubicon. AEV's Rubicon-only Level II package uses 37s.

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Jeep Gladiator JT wheel and tire specs

Factory tire sizes245/75R17 (Sport, Sport S) · 255/70R18 (Overland) · LT285/70R17C (Rubicon, Mojave)
Bolt pattern5x127 (5x5")
Center bore71.5 mm
Lug threadM14x1.5

Lift kits, wheels and tires for the Jeep Gladiator JT

Fitment comes from owners and specialists; wheel width, offset, trimming and bump stops change what fits. Check clearance at full lock and full flex before you buy. Some links are affiliate links.

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