As long as you get the proper offset, you shouldn't have any problem.

 

make sure to post pics as soon as they are on there..

 

I just looked up those wheels on the web, they should look good.

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I got the wheels put on today:smiley_thumbs_up:

 

Looks good

 

great choice

 

When I got the wheels put on and balanced the dude told me that the tire pressure sensor from the stock wheels will not properly sit in the new rims. As a result, he said my light would be on on the dash. Everything seems fine and there is no light on on the dash.

What should I do? 1) Just leave everything as is and monitor the tire pressure myself occasionally or 2) take it to Jeep to see if they have sensors that fit?

My issue is that I don't want Jeep to use the bigger wheels as an excuse to void my warranty. I still have the stock wheels so I can always switch to stock wheels for inspections and maintenance at the dealership.

Thoughts??? Advice???

 

My issue is that I don't want Jeep to use the bigger wheels as an excuse to void my warranty. I still have the stock wheels so I can always switch to stock wheels for inspections and maintenance at the dealership.

Thoughts??? Advice???[/QUOTE]

I called up my dealership asked for the largest of wheel. they told me was 225 45 19 but im got 20's anyway. not that much difference anyway.

 

your void your warranty. the only way it can void anything if you end up having a problem and they can prove the wheels caused it. like i said, they have to prove the wheels caused the problem. if they can you are good.. i dont think wheels will damage anything

 

wheels wont damage nothing if you got the right offset and match your old tire size in my display picture my Lincoln has 20" on it and rub everything including lower a arm and relocated strut if this was to be on your jeep yes you would have a problem and dealer will void warranty you can actually put 22" on these jeeps and with the right mount not rub anything.

 

its a common sense that larger wheels will give more stress to the suspension, engine and the breaks etc. on the user menu it says.
(c) non-original specification tyre rims are fitted to your vehicle, then the warranty will not cover these unauthorised after-market modifications or components or part of the vehicle that are damaged or need to be repaired or a direct or indirect result of the fitment or operation of the unauthorised after-market modification will void your warranty.:blah:

 

I called up my dealership asked for the largest of wheel. they told me was 225 45 19 but im got 20's anyway. not that much difference anyway.

That's ridiculous, that is a smaller diameter then the stock wheels!

 

It is not so much the size of the larger wheels and tires it is the extra weight associated with big rim packages. You will wear out components faster with a wheel and tire package that weighs a significant amount more than stock.