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A 33x12.5 tire is likely to rub due to the stock wheels' backspacing, while a 285/70r17 (rubicon takeoff size) generally doesn't rub Jeep wrangler forum provides answers from our community and over 22 other related forums. I put 33 285/70/17 bfg ko2s on my stock jl sport No rubbing or issues at all Here are before afters from the stock 245/75/x17 on 17x7.5 stock wheels But can you fit 33s on a stock jeep wrangler without any modifications The answer, unfortunately, is not a simple yes or no. This modification adds style and functionality. I installed mc motor sports 1.5 wheel spacers, then mounted up 35 inch bfg mud terrain ktm's on the factory x 17 wheels I installed them and ran them for four days before installing my 3inch lift While this set up isn't ideal it does work The front bumper was rubbing the tires at full turn of the wheel and the rear tires would bounce. Otherwise, your jeep risks looking all. A 2.5 suspension lift coupled with a 1.25 body lift is adequate for 33's The body lift will give you the needed clearance so the tires don't destroy your fenders at full stuff, otherwise you'll need to add more bump stop extension, which lessons your up travel Up travel is important for better ride quality If we knew the specifics. 2014 unlimited rubicon x in bright white The right tires enhance performance and style For jeep wrangler owners, tire selection is crucial The right set improves traction, durability, and aesthetic appeal