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Aeraun

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If I got 32" nitto trail grapplers on 16" pro comp rims with stock suspension, height, fenders, and bumpers would i have any rubbing? Speaking in terms of daily driving.
 
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Aeraun

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Holeshot said:
just make sure you have enough back spacing on your new wheels and you'll be ok.
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Ill be honest and say I'm not really sure what I'm looking at in terms of buying rims and tires. I know 16" rims fit the 32" tires but looking at the rims online, i have no idea what the other dimensions mean and what will fit or not
 
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Aeraun said:
Ill be honest and say I'm not really sure what I'm looking at in terms of buying rims and tires. I know 16" rims fit the 32" tires but looking at the rims online, i have no idea what the other dimensions mean and what will fit or not
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Imo 17" rims would be a better choice, as a standard there are more tire options for you in the future. ie ; you decide to lift your Jeep and add bigger tires some day for example, you will have more tire sizes and brand choices.
 
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Aeraun said:
Ill be honest and say I'm not really sure what I'm looking at in terms of buying rims and tires. I know 16" rims fit the 32" tires but looking at the rims online, i have no idea what the other dimensions mean and what will fit or not
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Usually people would take 4.5" backspacing for normal tire and lift size.

however, I would recommand 17x8" rim like big-t said, 5x5 bolt pattern (for jk's).
 
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Aeraun

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The rims I'm looking at only seem to come with 4.75" backspacing with a 17x9 5x5 with 83.06 offset? The 16" come with 4.5" bs. Like i said, ill be honest and say i dont know what any of this means besides the rim size and bolt patterns lol
 
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