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Browse our selection of 6,881+ wheel (tire and wheel) in Tire and Wheelfor Jeep Wrangler, Gladiator, Cherokee, and other models. Whether you're building a trail-ready rig or upgrading your daily driver, Yittzy carries wheel (tire and wheel) to fit every budget and style. Shop top brands including Fass Fuel Systems, KMC Wheels, Flex, MHT Luxury Alloys, SDHQ Motorsports, and Fuel Off-Road. Many items qualify for free shipping — your exact shipping cost is shown at checkout. Oversized items may require freight shipping. All orders include our hassle-free 30-day return policy.

Frequently Asked Questions

What bolt pattern do Jeep Wranglers use?

JK (2007-2018) and JL (2018+) Wranglers use a 5x5 (5x127mm) bolt pattern. TJ (1997-2006) and earlier Wranglers use 5x4.5 (5x114.3mm). The Gladiator JT uses the same 5x5 pattern as the JL. Always verify your specific model before purchasing wheels.

What wheel size is best for off-road Jeep use?

17-inch wheels are the most popular for off-road Jeeps because they offer the best tire selection in 33-37 inch sizes, provide more sidewall for better ride quality and puncture resistance, and cost less than larger diameters. 15-inch wheels fit JK/JL with the right offset and maximize sidewall. 18 and 20-inch wheels are available but reduce off-road capability.

What offset do I need for a wider stance?

Stock JL Wranglers have approximately 0mm offset. For a wider stance, -12mm to -24mm offset (4.5-inch backspacing) on 17x9 wheels is the most popular choice. This pushes the tire about 1-2 inches outward. Going more negative than -24mm requires fender flares to be street legal in most states.

Do I need beadlock wheels for off-roading?

True beadlocks are only necessary if you regularly air down below 10 PSI for rock crawling. For trail driving at 15-20 PSI, standard wheels with bead retention humps are sufficient. Simulated beadlocks offer the aggressive look without the mechanical clamping function. True beadlocks are not DOT-approved for highway use.