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I have a 2000 Jeep Cherokee XJ that I am going to add a 2 inch lift too. I want to change out the OEM 15 inch wheel to the Quadratec 16 inch Moab wheel. What size tire would you recommend for this wheel given a 2 inch lift?
For a 2000 Jeep Cherokee XJ with a 2-inch lift, the absolute maximum tire size you can likely fit with significant trimming and potential rubbing is around 30 inches. However, a more comfortable and practical maximum tire size without excessive modification is closer to 29 inches.
What size tires would you recommend for a 2000 Jeep XJ with 3 inches of lift?
For a 2000 Jeep XJ with a 3-inch lift, I would recommend 31x10.5R15 tires. This size provides a good balance of off-road capability and daily driving comfort without causing too much rubbing or requiring extensive modifications to the fenders or suspension. However, depending on your specific setup, you may need to make minor adjustments, like trimming the fenders or adjusting the bump stops, to avoid any rubbing during full articulation.
Do these wheels fit a stock Jeep XJ Cherokee 2001?
Yes, these will fit the 1984-2001 Cherokee XJ.
Are these Quadratec Moab Wheel the same size and offset as the factory Jeep Moab wheels? Do they require a wheel spacer to run a 315 (35") tire?
Yes, you'll likely need wheel spacers.
What lug nuts do you recommend for these wheels, going on a 2000 XJ
This wheel can accept the factory lug nuts or either choice of Quadratec lug nut sets if proffered. Thanks for your inquiry.
Would this wheel work on a 2005 rubicon unlimited wrangler and be able to run 33 inch tires without lifting the body.?
If you run the appropriate amount of suspension lift required to clear 33" which should be 3.5" to 4.5" of lift depending on wheel travel needs, you would not need an added body lift. 33" should not be run on a un-lifted or stock ride height 2005 LJ Rubicon. Thanks for your inquiry.
What do these wheels weigh
Approximately 25 lbs unboxed. Thanks for your inquiry.
What would someone have to do or will these fit a 2005 jeep liberty?
The bolt pattern is appropriate for a liberty model which also uses a 5x4.5" bolt pattern. The wheels offset will position will have the wheel move outward 1.14" and adding an 1" to the wheel size would have the stock tire outer edge 2.14" farther out than stock tire outer edge. Keep in mind that Liberty models do not have many extended fender flare options. Thanks for your inquiry.
What is the centre bore measurement on these wheels? Will I need a hub ring insure a solid fit on my 2006 LJ?
71.6mm. No you will not. These wheels are hub-centric in design.
Are the 16x8 Moab wheels for 06 tj the same back spacing and offset as factory would like the wheel to sit under or even white flares Thanks Andy
No, they are not. Our wheel is a 1/2" wider and a lower backspace by .21" to push the inner wheel surface out away from suspension components allowing a larger outer diameter and wider tire to mount. Thanks for your inquiry.