Looking for CHEAP 15" rims for 08 Wrangler

The ones I have found are 3.75" backspacing... Also talked with someone I knew and he is currently running the same thing... Think I may try it... worst comes to worse, it will be another thing to change down the road!!!! Besides, it is a Jeep, who needs breaks anyway???

with 15" wheels, you need 3.75" backspacing or less.

im with jon but if you insist on 15s try trading your 17s at some mom and pop tire and wheel shop....just a thought

i would stay with 17's if i was you. you will have clearence issues with your calipers if you go to 15's

again... beware of the 15" ones. There's a lot of people that have had problems fitting them due to rubbing the caliper. Too bad the tires you have aren't 16's, I'm running 16" Cragers no problem.

Just talked to 4 wheel parts and you are 100% right, they are 5X5.... so now I am looking for used cheap ones for 5X5 pattern... THANKS FOR YOUR HELP!!!!! Without it I might have just gone with the dealership info...

mmcdonaldii wrote:

I have found tons of places that state they run 5X5 and tons that state they run 5X5.5 I called the dealership after finding all this crap out there and they told me the jeep they sold me was 5X5.5 Still confused and not sure I can trust them to much!!! I do know I have the Dana 44 rear axle, but just the stock on the front..... :seestars:

I am 100% positive that JK's are 5 on 5 Apparently the dealers are clueless (what else is new LOL)

I have found tons of places that state they run 5X5 and tons that state they run 5X5.5 I called the dealership after finding all this crap out there and they told me the jeep they sold me was 5X5.5 Still confused and not sure I can trust them to much!!! I do know I have the Dana 44 rear axle, but just the stock on the front..... :seestars:

JK's have 5x5 bolt pattern... Unless you've done some sort of axle swap?

15" wheels are hit or miss with the JK's. Some have problem rubbing the caliper, others don't. But even with the ones that don't, you end up with 1/4" or less clearance between the wheel and caliper. So it's not difficult to end up with mud/stick/pebble/etc stuck there.

To answer your question: Discount Tires sells Crager Steelies rebranded as "Unique". That's what I'm running (16" size). They cost around $80 each installed

I am wanting to get rid of my 17" rims and already have 15" tires, just need some rims. Looking for 15X8 or 15X10 with 5X5.5 bolt patterns. Anyone know of where to get some cheaper ones??? THANKS!!! :christianpray3