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Dan B.
Will this wheel fit with stock size KO2(or 3) on my 2022 JL Rubicon? With these work with no rubbing if I go up a size from the stock 33s to 35s?
Yes, absolutely. A 17x8 wheel with a 5.0-inch backspace will easily clear stock-size tires. Because your JL Rubicon comes with high-clearance fenders from the factory, mounting stock-sized tires on these wheels will give you plenty of clearance for daily driving and light trail use with zero rubbing issues.
Scott R.
Hi, I've got a newly acquired 2014 JLU with what look to be the Moab wheels (it has a Quadratec stamp on the back, with P5083 another potential identifier; and I need center caps for them. The opening looks to be 2" flat (outer diameter (50mm I believe), if that is helpful.
What size center caps would be appropriate for these wheels?
For the Quadratec Moab Wheel, center caps with a 2-inch clip/mounting diameter (approximately 50mm) and an overall cap face diameter of around 2-11/64 inches are the correct fit.
Alan K.
What is the offset of this Moab wheel?
For the Quadratec Moab Wheel (17x8 with a 5.0-inch backspace), the equivalent offset is +13 mm.
MICHAEL A.
Will these work with a 2015 JKU sport with 2.5" RC lift and adjusted track bar along with a smaller set (Goodyear Territory) 315/70/17 (right around 34" tire with 12.3" width)?
Yes, this setup is a popular and well-proven combination for the 2015 Jeep Wrangler JKU Sport. The Quadratec Moab Wheels are specifically designed to handle larger tires on Jeeps while maintaining a factory-inspired look.
Jeremaih T.
Are these really a 17x8 with a 5" backspacing or is this a misprint, you can't find them when searching for an 8" rim, they only show up under an 8.5" rim.
The Quadratec Moab Wheel is specifically manufactured as a true 17x8-inch rim with a 5.0-inch backspace, unlike most of our other wheels which are built to 17x8.5 specs.
Filter Quirks: Many internal catalog databases and website filters default to grouping alloy wheels into standard 8.5-inch width brackets, which is why it occasionally gets indexed under 8.5-inch filter options despite its actual 8-inch width.
Filter Quirks: Many internal catalog databases and website filters default to grouping alloy wheels into standard 8.5-inch width brackets, which is why it occasionally gets indexed under 8.5-inch filter options despite its actual 8-inch width.